QR Clarity for iPhone

QR Clarity

Scan and create QR codes with local history, clear link-structure signals, photo scanning, and privacy-first exports.

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Core tools

Scan, create, and review with context.

QR Clarity keeps common QR tasks together while making the limits of local link checks explicit.

Scan

Scan live or from a photo

Use the camera for a live scan, or choose Scan Phototo read a QR code from a selected image.

Create

Create useful QR codes locally

Create a QR code for a website, text, Wi-Fi network, contact, email, phone call, SMS message, or HTTPS file link.

Review

Link Risk Signals

Local structural checks can call attention to details such as a non-HTTPS scheme, numeric host, unusual port, or lookalike characters.

  • Online threat reputation not checked
  • No warning does not mean the destination is safe.

History and export

Free and Plus, stated plainly.

Start with useful free history and export. Plus expands capacity and higher-volume workflows.

QR Clarity Free and Trial/Plus feature comparison
CapabilityFreeTrial / Plus
Local history30 records1,000 records
Copy and exportCopy or CSV for the newest 10 recordsFull copy, CSV, and JSON export
ScanningIndividual scansIndividual scans and batch mode
CompareStandard comparisonsExpanded to larger comparisons

Privacy

A local-first app with no app analytics.

Scanning, QR creation, Link Risk Signals, history, and export preparation happen on your device. QR Clarity has no app analytics and does not send scan history or created QR content to SoftSign Solutions.

Opening a destination, using an existing HTTPS link, or contacting support can involve the services you choose. Those services have their own data practices.

Read the QR Clarity Privacy Policy

Help

Frequently asked questions

Can I scan a QR code from a photo?

Yes. Choose Scan Photo and select an image from your photo library. The image is processed for QR content on your device.

How do photo or document file links work?

QR Clarity does not upload your photo or document. You provide an existing HTTPS link to a file you already host or share, and the app creates a QR code containing that link. Someone scanning it still needs network access and permission to open the linked file.

What are the Link Risk Signals and their risk limitations?

They are local, structural observations about a link. They do not visit the destination, follow redirects, or consult an online threat feed. They cannot determine whether a destination or its content is trustworthy.

What can I export?

Free includes readable copy and CSV export for the newest 10 records. Plus and an active trial include full-history copy, CSV, and JSON export for the records currently available in the app.

How does the Plus trial work?

The optional trial lasts seven days. It starts only when you choose to initiate it, has no renewal, and makes no automatic charge. When it ends, the app returns to Free limits unless you separately buy Plus.

How do I use Restore Purchase?

In the app, open Settings and choose Restore Purchase while signed in to the Apple Account used for the original Plus purchase. A trial is not a lifetime Plus purchase.

What should I know about India availability?

The App Store listing is the source of truth for current availability in India. Open it while signed in to your Apple Account to see availability and Apple-localized purchase options for your region.

Is QR Clarity available for Android?

Not yet. Android remains a future phase, and there is no Google Play release today. You can share Android interest throughQR Clarity Support.

Important limitation

Structural signals are informational only.

Link Risk Signals are informational only. They are local structural checks and do not establish whether a QR code, link, file, sender, or destination is safe, legitimate, or trustworthy.

Online threat reputation not checked.QR Clarity does not inspect destination content or determine whether it contains harmful material. No warning does not mean the destination is safe. Review the full destination and use your own judgment before opening a link or sharing information.