QRbolt

Scan any QR code with confidence. QRbolt checks every link against live threat intelligence before your browser opens it for free, no sign-in required.

Stop and verify before you click. QRbolt is the fast, private QR scanner that checks every link against live threat intelligence before your browser ever opens it.

QR phishing, called "quishing," is one of the fastest-growing cyber threats. Attackers swap legitimate QR codes in parking lots, restaurants, and conference rooms with malicious ones that lead to fake login pages, malware, or financial scams. Your phone's built-in camera does not protect you. QRbolt can.

HOW IT WORKS

Point your camera at any QR code, or import one from your Photos QRbolt decodes the destination URL on-device The URL is checked against a continuously updated database of known phishing and malware destinations You see a clear verdict: No Warnings Found, Use Caution, or Malicious, before anything opens See if other QRbolt users have already reported the same link as safe or malicious MORE WAYS TO SCAN

Share any photo containing a QR code to QRbolt, from Photos, Messages, or any app Add the QRbolt widget to your Home Screen or Lock Screen for one-tap access straight into the camera YOUR PRIVACY, BY DESIGN

No account or sign-up needed to start scanning PIPEDA compliant: your data stays in Canadian infrastructure, never sold You decide whether your history syncs to your account FREE FOR EVERYONE Security shouldn't be a luxury. QRbolt is completely free: scanning and real-time threat checking, no trial period, no hidden limits, no catch. Everyone deserves to know where a link leads before they tap it. Sign in with Apple if you want your scan history to sync across devices; it's optional.

BACKED BY REAL THREAT INTELLIGENCE QRbolt is powered by QRbolt.com's threat intelligence platform used by organizations worldwide. Our database is updated continuously and covers hundreds of thousands of confirmed malicious URLs.

Scan QR codes at coffee shops, conferences, parking meters, or in the mail, and know exactly where they lead before you go there.