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Dynamic destinations
Change where a printed code leads without replacing the code itself.
Dynamic QR codes, built for Europe
QR codes that evolve with your business.
Create editable QR links with privacy-aware scan insights and an independently deployable redirect edge.
Creator concept
Create your QR
Start with the destination you want to share.
Static codeDynamic code
Core colour
#003399
Design previewyour-site.eu/campaign
- No full IPs in scan analytics
- No scan-based ad profiles
- Verified custom domains
European by design
- EU Built for EU deployment
- AVG Designed around data minimisation
- IP Data-minimising analytics
- DNS Your domain, verified
Smarter printed links
One QR code. More control after it leaves the screen.
QRDude gives teams a durable layer between printed media and the destinations that inevitably change.
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Privacy-aware insights
See aggregate scan trends without storing full IP addresses or full referrer URLs.
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Your own domain
Put a verified branded domain in front of every route and keep the relationship yours.
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Independent redirect edge
Synced routes keep resolving from a dedicated database and cache if the dashboard is offline.
Why dynamic?
Mistakes happen. Be ready.
A destination changed after 5,000 flyers went to print. What happens next?
Wait, is it broken?The static link trap
The campaign is printed. Then the destination changes.
With a static QR
Reprint every code
The destination is encoded directly, so the print itself has to change.
New print run requiredWith QRDude
Update one route
Change the destination in the dashboard. Existing printed codes keep their job.
No reprint neededSmart links. Less data. Built for Europe.
✦ European by design
Sovereignty you can explain.
QRDude separates the dashboard from a dedicated redirect edge, limits the data collected per scan, and keeps the stack independently deployable.
Independently deployable
The control plane and redirect edge can be operated as separate services with separate data stores.
Less data per scan
Full IP addresses are discarded before scan analytics are stored; referrers are reduced to their hostname.
No scan-based ad profiles
QRDude uses scan analytics for route performance, not advertising profiles.
Verified domain control
DNS ownership is checked before a customer domain can become active.
GDPR is known as the AVG in the Netherlands. Compliance and actual data residency also depend on production providers, retention and your configuration.
Redirect resilience
When the dashboard pauses, synchronized links keep moving.
A signed synchronization path sends route changes to an edge service that never calls the dashboard while serving a scan.
01DashboardDesired routes
signed sync →02Redirect edgeOwn DB + cache
edge redirect →03DestinationYour live URL
The useful details
Frequently asked questions.
01What is the difference between a static and dynamic QR code?+
A static code contains its final destination. A dynamic code points to a QRDude route, so you can update the destination later without reprinting the code.
02Is QRDude GDPR / AVG compliant?+
No SaaS product makes an organisation compliant by itself. QRDude is GDPR-conscious by design and supports data-minimising use of dynamic QR codes. Your lawful basis, retention, configuration and provider choices remain part of your own assessment.
03Does QRDude store a scanner's full IP address?+
No. Analytics retain only an IPv4 /24 or IPv6 /48 network. Referring URLs are reduced to the originating hostname, so paths and query strings are not stored as scan analytics.
04How does the architecture support EU-sovereign deployment?+
QRDude is independently deployable, separates the dashboard from the redirect edge, and is designed for EU-region deployment. Actual data residency still depends on the hosting, backup, email and observability providers used in production.
05Do redirects stop when the dashboard is unavailable?+
Once synchronized, routes are served from the edge's own PostgreSQL database and acceleration cache. The current release targets one production edge node and does not claim multi-region failover.
✦ Start with your own domain
Make every printed link easier to change—and easier to trust.
