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Scanwork

Branded QR codes that don't look like a barcode

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Scanwork replaces the generic black-and-white QR code from a free generator with one that matches your brand — your color, your logo, your shape — without breaking the scan. Currently validating demand with a landing page and waitlist before building the full generator.

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Features

  • Match your brand's exact color, not a preset palette
  • Drop your logo into the center without breaking the scan
  • Square or rounded modules — no more machine-generated look
  • Scan analytics by location and device (Studio tier)
  • Editable destination — change where the code points without reprinting it
  • Free tier available (3 branded codes); $9/month unlocks unlimited codes

Use Cases

  • Restaurant and café menus
  • Product packaging and retail labels
  • Event flyers and wedding materials
  • Business cards and service-based small businesses
  • Anywhere a QR code currently looks like an afterthought

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Branded QR codes that don't look like a ...

Hey everyone — I'm Loko, building Scanwork solo. The problem is small: every QR code on a menu, product label, or flyer comes from the same free generator and looks identical — a jagged black-and-white square nobody actually chose. Scanwork lets you set your own color, drop in a logo, and round the corners, without breaking the scan. Full honesty on where this actually is: the generator itself isn't built yet. Right now it's a landing page and waitlist, because I'd rather find out if this is a problem people actually care about before sinking weeks into building it. If you run a business that uses QR codes anywhere — menus, packaging, events, business cards — I'd genuinely like to know: is the default ugly QR code something you've ever actually noticed, or is it invisible until someone points it out? Would love any feedback on the landing page too, even harsh — trying to get the pitch right before I build the real thing.

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Branded QR codes that don't look like a ...

Hey everyone — I'm Loko, building Scanwork solo. The problem is small: every QR code on a menu, product label, or flyer comes from the same free generator and looks identical — a jagged black-and-white square nobody actually chose. Scanwork lets you set your own color, drop in a logo, and round the corners, without breaking the scan. Full honesty on where this actually is: the generator itself isn't built yet. Right now it's a landing page and waitlist, because I'd rather find out if this is a problem people actually care about before sinking weeks into building it. If you run a business that uses QR codes anywhere — menus, packaging, events, business cards — I'd genuinely like to know: is the default ugly QR code something you've ever actually noticed, or is it invisible until someone points it out? Would love any feedback on the landing page too, even harsh — trying to get the pitch right before I build the real thing.

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