Reroute makes dynamic QR codes and smart links you can edit after printing — repoint the same printed code anytime and track every scan. Free plan, no card required.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm David, solo founder of Reroute. Reroute exists because of a simple, annoying fact: the moment you print a QR code, it's frozen. Restaurants reprint menus because one link changed. Realtors reprint sign riders for every new listing. Event posters die the day after the event. A Reroute code points through an editable short link instead, so you can re-aim the same printed code anytime - new menu, new listing, new campaign - and see every scan by day, device, and source (privacy-first: visitor IPs are hashed). The free tier is genuinely usable: 1 code, 100 scans a month, no card required. Pro is $9/mo flat - priced for owner-operators, not enterprise procurement. I built this for the restaurants and shops in my own town (Rapid City, SD) that kept reprinting table tents. I'd love your feedback - especially from anyone who prints things for their business. Ask me anything!

@david_zehntner Solving your own reprint problem before turning it into a product is the strongest kind of validation. Real teardown by the way, event posters dying the day after is such an obvious pain once someone names it.

honestly this looks really useful, the dynamic repointing feature is clever. one thing though, it would be great if you could add bulk qr code generation for like events or teams that need to print hundreds at once, basically upload a csv with destinations and get them all ready. that would save a ton of time

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QR codes you can edit after printing, with scan analytics

QR codes you can edit after printing, with scan analytics