MultilinkQR started as a technical experiment. I noticed many businesses were generating multiple QR codes for different purposes — menus, payment pages, social links, portfolios — and managing them was inconsistent and inefficient. The core problem was fragmentation: users needed a unified, dynamic way to route people to multiple destinations from a single scan. I began by building a lightweight backend that could handle dynamic link routing without requiring user accounts. I focused on speed, mobile responsiveness, and a simple UI that non-technical users could manage. The landing page system evolved through several iterations as I optimized load times, improved link management, and tested different layout structures for clarity. A big goal was reducing friction, so I designed the system to generate a working multi-link landing page instantly, with optional customization. As feedback came in, I added more intuitive link organization, streamlined the QR generation process, and improved the overall flow. I’m continuing to refine performance, add customization options, and explore analytics features. I’d love to hear your thoughts on the architecture, UI, and any technical improvements you think could add value.

MultiLinkQR

Free multi-link qr code generator (one qr, multiple links)

Free multi-link qr code generator (one qr, multiple links)