Barcode Scanner & QR Reader

Point the + at any QR code or barcode. It reads instantly, and the value appears
with four things you can do with it.

WHAT YOU CAN DO AFTER A SCAN

• Web search — look up a product by its barcode number
• Visit website — open a link straight from a QR code
• Copy — put the value on your clipboard
• Share — send it to any other app

BARCODE FORMATS

QR Code, Data Matrix, Aztec and PDF417.
EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A and UPC-E — the codes on supermarket and shop products.
ISBN on books, recognised and labelled as ISBN rather than a raw number.
Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, ITF and Codabar for parcels, tickets and labels.

Thirteen formats in total, covering the codes you meet in everyday life.

USE IT FOR

• Checking a product price online before you buy
• Looking up a book by scanning the ISBN on the back cover
• Opening a QR code on a poster, menu, receipt or business card
• Copying a serial or reference number without typing it out
• Reading a label in a dark cupboard, using the built-in flashlight

BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY

No account. No sign-up. No ads. No in-app purchases. No permissions beyond the
camera. Open the app and it scans — there is no menu to learn and nothing to
configure.

YOUR SCANS STAY ON YOUR PHONE

Codes are decoded on your device. The content of a code — the link, the product
number, the text — is never uploaded, never stored on a server and never seen by
anyone but you. The camera finds a barcode in the viewfinder and does nothing
else; no photo is saved or sent.

The app records anonymous counts of how often it is opened and how often a scan
succeeds, so we can tell whether it is working for people. That data contains no
name, no email, no device ID and nothing you have scanned. The privacy policy
explains it in full.

WHAT IT DOES NOT DO

It does not create QR codes, keep a history of your scans, or read codes from
photos already in your gallery. It scans what the camera sees, and that is all.