See who's scanning — not just that they did
Every dynamic code comes with live scan stats: how many people scanned, when, where, and on what device.
The full picture, privacy-first
No cookie banners, no creepy tracking — just the numbers you need to make better decisions.
Total & unique scans
See the full count and how many of those were unique scanners.
Scans over time
Watch trends by hour, day, and week to spot your busiest moments.
Top countries & cities
Find out where in the world your scans are coming from.
Phone vs desktop
Break scans down by device, plus iOS versus Android.
Where it came from
Know which poster, post, or channel sent the scan your way.
We count scans, not people — stats are aggregated, with no personal data collected.
Analytics need a dynamic code — start the free 7-day trial to turn them on. Pro keeps a full year of history, so you can always see how a campaign performed.
From scan to insight
- 1
Make a dynamic code
Create a dynamic QR code so its destination — and its stats — stay in your control.
- 2
Share it anywhere
Drop it on a flyer, a product, a slide, or a social post and let people scan.
- 3
Watch your scans
Open your dashboard to see who's scanning, when, where, and on what device.
Put it to work
- Campaign tracking
- A/B test two posters
- Compare locations
- Find your best channel
- Prove ROI on print
Analytics, answered
What exactly gets tracked?
For every dynamic code you see scans broken down by time, device type, country, and the source the scan came from. Everything is aggregated into counts and charts — never tied to an individual.
Is it private and GDPR-friendly?
Yes. We count scans, not people. No personal data is collected and stats are aggregated, so there's nothing that identifies a specific visitor.
Is the data real time?
Pretty much. Scans show up in your dashboard right after they happen, so you can watch a campaign take off as it goes live.
How long is my history kept?
It depends on your plan. The free tier keeps a limited window of recent history, while paid plans hold on to a lot more so you can compare across longer stretches of time.