myQRCode — Dynamic QR Code Studio
A web-based studio for generating, designing, and publishing dynamic QR codes; codes whose destination can be changed after printing, with scan analytics attached. Built for marketers, campaign teams, and anyone who prints at volume.
What was actually broken.
A QR code printed on packaging, a poster, or a product label is permanent the moment it leaves the printer. If the destination URL changes, the artwork is wrong and the print run is wasted. Static generators solve the one-off case but leave teams with no way to redirect a live code, no record of who scanned it or where, and no path to bulk-produce hundreds of codes without doing them one at a time. The cost is not just reprinting... it is a campaign that cannot be corrected mid-flight, a product label that points nowhere, and no data to show whether any of it worked.
On screen.
How it was built.
The architecture, the constraints it was chosen against, and the trade-offs that came with it.
The application is built on Next.js and deployed on Vercel, with a PWA manifest in place so it installs on mobile without a native app store submission — a practical choice for field teams who need to pull up a code on a device without a browser tab. The core design loop runs in the browser: module shape, eye style, gradient, logo, and call-to-action frame all update in a live preview before anything is exported. Dynamic codes are stored server-side so their destination can be edited without touching the artwork; static codes are encoded directly into the file and carry no tracking, which keeps them free and privacy-clean by construction. Bulk generation accepts a CSV and returns a ZIP of print-ready SVG and PNG files, offloading the repetition that would otherwise make a thousand-SKU label run impractical. Scan analytics record device, OS, browser, and country, and the raw data is exportable — the platform does not hold it hostage behind a dashboard.
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What it moved.
Measured after delivery, against the numbers the engagement started from.
- Countries where teams use it
- 40+
- Code types supported
- 18
- Free static codes
- Forever, no card
See it for yourself.
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