Hi Product Hunt! ๐ I'm Hiroshi, the maker of Qresc.
Have you ever felt the sheer panic of discovering a typo in a URL *after* printing thousands of flyers or business cards? Itโs a nightmare.
As a macOS app developer, my core design philosophy has always been "Safety-First"โbuilding structural mechanisms that prevent catastrophic errors, rather than relying on endless manual double-checks. Thatโs exactly why I built Qresc.
Most dynamic QR code generators solve this problem by renting you a link, tracking your users, and charging you a monthly fee. I wanted a cleaner, safer alternative.
Qresc is a self-hosted QR routing system strictly for macOS and WordPress.
It sits on your own server, completely under your control.
* ๐ Fix Broken Links Anytime: Route your printed QR codes to a safe, working URL instantly.
* ๐ 100% Data Sovereignty: Zero third-party tracking. Your traffic data stays yours.
* ๐ณ Pay Once, Own Forever: No SaaS fatigue. No unexpected shutdowns or price hikes.
๐ค "Why not just use a standard 301 redirect?"
You might be thinking: *I can just set up a server redirect or use a basic WP plugin.* Technically, yes! But touching `.htaccess` or wrestling with bloated SEO redirect plugins is risky and prone to human error. Qresc replaces manual server configs with a foolproof, Mac-native UI. It unifies QR generation and destination management into one safe, beautiful workflow, so you (or your marketing team) never have to touch backend code.
I built this tool to bring peace of mind to marketing and offline promotions. Iโd love to hear your feedback, thoughts, or any technical questions about the Mac-native implementation!
Let me know what you think in the comments. ๐
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finally someone fixing the nightmare of dead qr codes on old flyers. the self-hosted angle is exactly what i want, no more random analytics services tracking my scans.
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finally someone fixing the nightmare of dead qr codes on old flyers. the self-hosted angle is exactly what i want, no more random analytics services tracking my scans.