Glyphscan: QR & Barcode

Glyphscan is the QR code and barcode scanner with no scam paywall. Scanning is free. Forever. Open the app and the camera is already scanning: QR codes, product barcodes (EAN, UPC), Code 128, Code 39, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec and more. No weekly subscription, no ads, no tricks, and your scan history is unlimited. A safety check before anything opens. Fake QR codes stuck over real ones are a growing scam. Glyphscan never opens a link by itself. It first shows you the full address with the real website highlighted, and warns you about the tricks scammers use: look-alike letters from other alphabets, disguised addresses with "@", short links that hide where they go, raw IP addresses, unencrypted http pages, and links that download apps or installers. Script and file links are blocked outright. The check runs on your phone; nothing you scan is sent anywhere. The right action for every code: • Wi-Fi: see the network and copy the password. On Android, Wi-Fi codes can open Wi-Fi settings so you can join the network. • Contacts: save the card with your contacts app • Email, text message and phone numbers: open in the right app • Locations: open in Maps • Events: add to your calendar • Product barcodes: check digit verified, copy or search the number • Two-factor setup codes are recognised, and their secret key is never saved Make your own QR codes for links, text, Wi-Fi, contacts, e-mail, phone numbers and SMS, and save them to your gallery or share them. Free codes are clean black on white with no watermark. Glyphscan Pro is an optional creator pack: colours, rounded or dot styles, your logo in the middle, a "Scan me" frame, SVG export for print, batch scanning into a list, CSV export and folders. $1.99 per month, $7.99 per year, or $12.99 once for lifetime. The purchase screen shows the exact price and the next charge date before you pay, and Settings explains how to cancel in plain words. Private by design: no account, no ads, no analytics. Your scans stay on your phone.

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