Hi everyone, ItemQR started with one narrow problem. Since December 2023 an EU wine label has to list ingredients and a nutrition declaration, and the practical way to fit that on a small bottle is a QR code. Small winemakers were left to work out the rest themselves. Building it made something else obvious: a winery, a chair maker, a holiday-flat host and a tool-hire depot have the same problem. A physical thing, a sticker on it, and a page of information that has to stay right for years. So that is what ItemQR does, and nothing more: - create an item and choose its fields: text, numbers, dates, photos, links, tables - print its QR code, one sticker or a whole label sheet - anyone scans it with a phone camera, no app, and the page opens in their language, from the ones you have written It is deliberately not inventory software: no check-in or check-out, no bookings, no stock counts. And if a plan lapses, every printed code keeps working. Free up to 10 items. Starter is €19/month for unlimited items, your logo and scan analytics; Pro is €39/month and adds GS1 Digital Link codes, an API and your own domain in the codes. I'd like to hear where the setup made you stop and think.

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QR codes for your things, each with a page behind it

QR codes for your things, each with a page behind it