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Print a code once, then change where it sends people whenever you want. Every scan is tracked, the destination is yours to edit, and there are no per-scan fees because the whole thing runs on your own infrastructure.
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What It Does
Every code is a short link that redirects to a destination you choose. The printed image stays fixed, but you can change where it points at any time. Open the code, edit its destination, and the change takes effect immediately, so anyone who scans the existing flyer, sign, or card from then on lands on the new page. No reprint, no re-sticker, no waste.
The Analytics tab shows how your codes are performing. KPI cards summarize total scans and activity at a glance, a scans-over-time chart plots daily volume with a dropdown to focus on a single code, and a per-code comparison lists every code side by side so you can spot your top performers. The tracking is built in, not a paid add-on.
Customize each code's color to match your brand and check the result in a live preview before you commit. What you see is what gets printed, so a code never clashes with the material it lands on.
Once a code is saved, download it as a PNG for print or digital use, or copy its short link to drop into an email, a landing page, or anywhere a link goes. Two ways out of the same code, both yours.
Group codes into folders to keep a growing library tidy. When you run many campaigns or many clients, the Manage tab stays organized instead of becoming one long list.
Pause a code to stop it from redirecting. Scans of a paused code stop going through until you turn it back on, so you can retire a campaign without deleting the code or throwing away its scan history. Reactivate it later and it picks up where it left off.
Because the destination is editable, the same printed code can serve a different offer each season. Point a recurring flyer at the current month's promotion, or fix a typo and a broken link after something is already in the wild, without ordering a single new print run.
Commercial QR generators meter your scans and can hold a code hostage behind a plan tier or a lapsed subscription, which turns a printed code into a liability. Seedly's QR module is part of the source you self-host, so your codes keep redirecting on your terms, with no per-scan billing and no vendor in the middle.
How It Works
Open QR Codes, go to the Manage tab, and click New QR Code. Give it a name and set the destination URL, customize the color to match your brand, and check the live preview. Save it, then download the code as a PNG or copy its short link.
Put the code on a flyer, business card, sign, or product. The printed image is just a short link, so it never needs to change again. Organize your codes into folders if you are running a larger collection across campaigns or clients.
Open any code and change its destination; the change is immediate, so every scan from then on goes to the new page. Running a seasonal campaign, fixing a broken link, or reusing old materials all happen here. Pause a code instead to stop it redirecting and retire a campaign without losing its history.
The Analytics tab shows total scans and activity in KPI cards, charts daily scan volume over time with a dropdown to focus on a single code, and lists every code side by side so you can compare performance and find your top performers.
The Rest Of The Garden
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FAQ
A dynamic code is a short link that redirects to a destination you choose. The printed image stays the same forever, but you control where it sends people. That means you can change the destination after something is already printed, and you get scan analytics for each code. A static code, by contrast, bakes the URL into the image and can never change.
Yes, that is the whole point. Open any code and edit its destination. The change takes effect immediately, so anyone who scans the existing printed code from then on is sent to the new destination. Use it for seasonal campaigns, for fixing a typo or a broken link after printing, or for reusing the same materials for a new promotion. No reprint required.
Go to the QR Codes module, open the Manage tab, and click New QR Code. Give it a name, set the destination URL, customize the color to match your brand, and check the live preview. Save it, then download the code as a PNG or copy its short link.
Yes. The Analytics tab shows total scans and activity in KPI cards, charts daily scan volume over time with a dropdown to focus on a single code, and lists every code side by side so you can compare them. Scan tracking is built in, not a paid add-on.
Yes. Pause a code to stop it from redirecting; scans stop going through until you turn it back on. This lets you retire a campaign without deleting the code or its scan history, and you can reactivate it later whenever you want.
Yes. Group codes into folders to keep a larger collection tidy. When you run many campaigns or manage many clients, the Manage tab stays organized instead of turning into one long list.
No. Seedly is self-hosted source code, so the QR module and its redirects run on your infrastructure. There is no per-scan billing and no plan tier that throttles a campaign as it grows. Your codes keep working on your terms, not a vendor's.
Nothing, because there is no subscription. You buy the source once and own it. Unlike a commercial QR SaaS, where a lapsed plan can turn every printed code into a dead link, Seedly's redirects live on your own infrastructure and keep resolving for as long as you run the app.

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