Smart QR codes
A Stikqr is a QR code you build yourself. Drop in images, sound, links, text and real actions — then change the whole thing tomorrow. The code stays exactly the same, so you never reprint, redistribute or re-share.
A real, live Stikqr — go ahead and poke it.
How it works
You get a unique QR code in seconds. That code is yours and it never changes.
Pick from the toolkit. Images, sound, text, orders, passwords, chat. Use one. Use twenty.
Stick it, print it, email it, burn it into a skateboard. Wherever your customers are.
Wipe the whole thing and start again from blank — or just reset the styling. Either way you keep the original QR code, so everything already out in the world still works.
The whole point
Most QR codes do one thing until the day you throw them away. A Stikqr changes as often as your business does.
Today's specials, allergens and prices.
Password protected. Invited customers only.
Take the order, confirm a pickup slot.
Whoever finds it can reach you straight away.
Your code unchanged
One sticker. One code. Never reprinted.
The toolkit
Mix them, match them, reorder them. Start with one and add more as you go — or ignore the lot and keep it beautifully simple.
New cells get added over time. Anything already in the wild picks them up without a reprint.
Starting points
Ready-made setups you can have running in a minute, then bend into whatever you actually need.
Start from a ready-made scenario — or from nothing at all.
In the wild
Nobody here hired a developer. They did all of this themselves, in an afternoon.
Her reputation is good and her customers are loyal — but she wants to spoil the best of them with private sales, without building a shop.
Audrey now runs invite-only sales behind a password, with tasty photos and an order-and-pickup service. All by herself.
His custom decks are beautiful, but he is a tiny business with almost no budget to find new customers.
John burns a Stikqr into every board. Anyone can order, ask for details or reach him directly — and he updates it whenever he likes, without issuing a new code.
Great at bread, not so great at computers, and every spare euro goes into flour rather than software.
Billy has a proper order-and-pickup service he can change whenever he likes. Set up in an afternoon, all by himself.
Anywhere
Stikqrs really are stickers — but the code is just a code. Put it wherever it earns its keep.
Pricing
The toolkit is not a paid tier. You get the whole thing on day one.
Everything you need to run a real scenario.
Free no card needed
The same thing, but you can actually stick it.
Printed delivered to your door
Questions
It takes about thirty seconds, it costs nothing, and you can reset it as many times as you like.
Get yours — it's freeNo card. No app. No commitment.
