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From the App Store SourceScan any QR code or barcode and send it to a configurable server endpoint as a GET request. Add additional parameters such as location or timestamp. Includes a home screen widget for instant access. Perfect for home automation, warehouse workflows, custom integrations, or any project where you need to turn a scan into a server action — without writing a custom scanner app. What you can do: - Scan QR codes, EAN-13, EAN-8, and Code-128 barcodes and a variety of other symbol formats - Send the result as a GET request to any server you configure - Attach GPS coordinates or a timestamp to every request - Launch directly into scanning from the home screen widget Privacy first: No accounts. No cloud. No tracking. Your scanned data goes directly to the server you specify — nowhere else. Supports multiple configurations and authenticated endpoints (Bearer Token, API Key, Basic Auth).
The developer is Geoffrey Jones, and the app identifier is com.bash-design.qrrelay.
It was first released on 2026-05-14, according to our own database record.
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