QR codes
Print once, route everywhere, measure every scan.
Branded QR codes that point at a smart link, so a scan from any phone lands in the right place — and every scan is counted.
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Codes that route like links
A Bridgly QR code resolves to a smart link, so the same printed code sends iPhone users to the App Store and Android users to Google Play. One code on the packaging, correct for everyone who scans it.
Packaging QR
Editable destinationScans this week
Event booth + box
Routes to
Smart link · launch
Styled to match your brand
Colours, shapes, and a centre logo, so the code looks like it belongs on your material rather than being a black-and-white square someone pasted in.
go.bridgly.com/launch
Smart linkiPhone visitor
Safari · US
Android visitor
Chrome · UK
Desktop visitor
Chrome · CA
Unknown device
Fallback rule
Every scan is tracked
Scans are recorded with device and timing, so a physical placement produces the same data as a digital channel. You can compare a poster to an email honestly.
Last 7 days
1,284 clicksTop referrer
instagram.com
Top device
iPhone · 61%
Why most printed QR codes are a dead end
The code itself is fine. The problem is what is encoded in it.
The destination is baked in
A raw QR code encodes a URL directly. If that URL changes, every printed copy is worthless.
One destination for every phone
A code pointing at the App Store is useless to the Android half of the people who scan it.
No measurement
A plain QR code produces no data, so print becomes the one channel nobody can evaluate.
Reprints cost real money
Discovering the link is wrong after a print run is an expensive way to learn.
Generate the code
Create a smart link, then generate a QR code for it.
Style it
Set colours, shape, and logo so it fits the material it is going on.
Questions, answered
Print a code you can change your mind about
Branded, trackable, and editable after it ships.

