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Printed QR codes break when a link changes or a free trial ends. InkGrid makes codes you can change after you print them, so menus, posters and business cards stay useful. Static codes are free with no sign-in and never expire. Editable codes show scan counts, and a daily check emails you if a link behind one breaks. Pro adds custom colors and logos, smart rules by device or language, link pages and bulk creation.
I built it because printed QR codes keep breaking: the link changes, a free trial ends or the generator locks the code. Here, static codes are free with no sign-in and never expire, and dynamic codes let you change where they go without reprinting.
Every styled code is run through a real decoder before it is saved, so a color or logo choice can't quietly make it unscannable. A daily check also emails you if a link behind one of your codes stops working.
I'd love to know which type of code you'd use most and what is missing.
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About InkGrid on Product Hunt
“QR Codes you can edit after printing”
InkGrid was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #465 on the daily leaderboard. Printed QR codes break when a link changes or a free trial ends. InkGrid makes codes you can change after you print them, so menus, posters and business cards stay useful. Static codes are free with no sign-in and never expire. Editable codes show scan counts, and a daily check emails you if a link behind one breaks. Pro adds custom colors and logos, smart rules by device or language, link pages and bulk creation.
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Harborline Labs
Hi everyone, I'm the maker of InkGrid.
I built it because printed QR codes keep breaking: the link changes, a free trial ends or the generator locks the code. Here, static codes are free with no sign-in and never expire, and dynamic codes let you change where they go without reprinting.
Every styled code is run through a real decoder before it is saved, so a color or logo choice can't quietly make it unscannable. A daily check also emails you if a link behind one of your codes stops working.
I'd love to know which type of code you'd use most and what is missing.