Qr Startup Ideas

2 years ago

A New York-based startup that sells t-shirts that have a QR code embedded on them to track where the item was shipped.

176

2 years ago

A startup that lets you take a picture of a QR code, plug it in to the service of your choice, and automatically get an email with the link to a website that explains the code.

159

2 years ago

A company that uses a patented optical-recognition technology to read barcodes and replace QR codes.

143

2 years ago

A system that allows people to request items from businesses by scanning a QR code and sharing the results on social media

138

2 years ago

A mobile app that allows consumers to pay bills by scanning QR codes or barcodes.

133

2 years ago

Future of Food is building an API that will allow food manufacturers to build custom labels for their products, allowing buyers to scan a QR code along with their smartphone and get product details and pricing.

131

2 years ago

A payment app that allows users to scan QR codes with the phone’s camera and pay the bill with a single click.

130

2 years ago

A startup that turns the receipt from a restaurant into a QR code. The startup is looking to turn receipts into a way to promote restos and one-off experiences.

128

2 years ago

A mobile payment platform that partners with existing retailers to offer secure, easy payment solutions. Its technology is based on the QR code, and the company says its product is more secure than the current “contactless” payment methods.

123

1 year ago

A new way of paying for groceries. Instead of swiping a credit card, shoppers use their phones to scan a QR code for payment and a receipt.

123

1 year ago

A “sticker printer” that prints QR codes to open apps on phones.

105

8 months ago

A mobile application that can be used to get a QR code for your friend's email address in the event of an emergency. The startup is the first commercially available app for getting an email in an emergency.

89

2 years ago

A company selling custom t-shirts that can be printed with QR codes that then link to other apps on select platforms.

85

4 months ago

A tool that lets users design their own QR codes, one of the most popular QR codes on earth.

74

4 months ago

A startup known as PayTag, which allows users to “unlock” their phones via Bluetooth, scanning a QR code on the phone and paying for the phone in the process.

74

1 year ago

The startup is building a product that helps people pay for their next drink with a tap on a table or a QR code. The startup’s founder, Rajan Rajan, was the founder of the popular brunch spot, The Blind Barber.

65

1 year ago

A company building a lot of tags for IoT devices, including temperature sensors, temperature probes, humidity probes, GPS tags, NFC tags, RFID tags, and barcode and QR code tags.

64

1 year ago

A company that helps consumers book hotel rooms by scanning a QR code with their smartphone, and then using a mobile app to pay for it.

62

1 year ago

A startup that wants to solve the problem of credit card fraud by using a smartphone to scan a QR code on a payment. The startup’s $10 app will then send a text to the cardholder, asking them to confirm the payment before it’s completed. The startup says that within the next 12 months it will have 100,000 users.

62

1 year ago

This is a “notary” app that combines a notary, a photo scanner, and a blockchain for improved security. The app leverages existing QR technology to give notaries a faster, more secure way to verify documents.

60

1 year ago

A company that helps manufacturers print their own labels that include QR codes.

56

1 year ago

A blockchain-based platform for decentralized email, where it’s possible to do email transfer by scanning QR codes.

55

1 year ago

A startup that wants to make it easier for business owners to use the same tools to run their business online as they do in the physical world. For example, users can use a smartphone camera to scan a QR code on a package and automatically get the package’s tracking info.

54

1 year ago

A digital payments app that allows users to pay merchants by scanning a QR code or scanning their phone at a point of sale.

54

11 months ago

A tool for building data visualizations from your raw data in the form of charts, maps, and tables. PQR is currently available for Mac, Windows and Linux.

53

1 year ago

Using a phone, users can scan QR codes to send money to a friend who is in need.

49

10 months ago

A startup that lets people order and pay for rides by scanning a QR code, with a $2 million seed round.

45

21 days ago

A company that makes a way for people to buy and sell their old music, movie and game CDs by connecting old CDs to the cloud via QR codes. The startup wants to make the process of selling your old CDs as easy as buying a new one.

44

3 months ago

A San Francisco-based startup that aims to make it easier to use the camera on your phone to read the QR code and scan the barcode of a product at the store. You can scan a product, then see the item’s ingredients, price, or reviews.

43

1 year ago

A money transfer business that works through WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. They also offer a QR scanner and a QR code generator.

42

1 year ago

A startup that generates a QR-coded payment processing and shipping label.

38

7 months ago

A Chrome and Firefox extension that turns a link or a picture into a QR code.

28

2 months ago

This startup is building a way for people to exchange money via offline stores. Users scan QR codes on the products and the startup takes care of the logistics. The company wants to change the way people pay for things by using their phones instead of cash or credit cards.

28

10 days ago

A mobile ticketing app that uses a QR code to scan to access the event.

25

10 days ago

A startup that allows users to register a product in their name and then receive a “credit card” by simply scanning a QR code off the product. It’s a peer-to-peer marketplace, so the startup takes a cut, but it’s meant to be an easier, cheaper alternative to going through a bank.

24

2 months ago

A company that’s building a version of Amazon Go that works with a smartphone instead of an RFID chip. It uses NFC, QR codes, and a geofence.

23

10 days ago

A network of kiosks that allows users to pay for goods and services in-store by scanning a QR code on their mobile phone. The kiosks will be distributed across the country to customers that want to pay for goods and services using their phones.

21

5 months ago

This startup is building a way to pay for products and services through the Internet, with a mobile app and a QR scanner on a mobile device.

20

2 years ago

A startup that sells a product where you can set your kids up with a set of flashcards, then the flash cards have a QR code on them and a camera sits in front of the flash card and when

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Qr Startup Ideas

A New York-based startup that sells t-shirts that have a QR code embedded on them to track where the item was shipped.

A startup that lets you take a picture of a QR code, plug it in to the service of your choice, and automatically get an email with the link to a website that explains the code.

A company that uses a patented optical-recognition technology to read barcodes and replace QR codes.

A system that allows people to request items from businesses by scanning a QR code and sharing the results on social media

A mobile app that allows consumers to pay bills by scanning QR codes or barcodes.

Future of Food is building an API that will allow food manufacturers to build custom labels for their products, allowing buyers to scan a QR code along with their smartphone and get product details and pricing.

A payment app that allows users to scan QR codes with the phone’s camera and pay the bill with a single click.

A startup that turns the receipt from a restaurant into a QR code. The startup is looking to turn receipts into a way to promote restos and one-off experiences.

A mobile payment platform that partners with existing retailers to offer secure, easy payment solutions. Its technology is based on the QR code, and the company says its product is more secure than the current “contactless” payment methods.

A new way of paying for groceries. Instead of swiping a credit card, shoppers use their phones to scan a QR code for payment and a receipt.

A “sticker printer” that prints QR codes to open apps on phones.

A mobile application that can be used to get a QR code for your friend's email address in the event of an emergency. The startup is the first commercially available app for getting an email in an emergency.

A company selling custom t-shirts that can be printed with QR codes that then link to other apps on select platforms.

A tool that lets users design their own QR codes, one of the most popular QR codes on earth.

A startup known as PayTag, which allows users to “unlock” their phones via Bluetooth, scanning a QR code on the phone and paying for the phone in the process.

The startup is building a product that helps people pay for their next drink with a tap on a table or a QR code. The startup’s founder, Rajan Rajan, was the founder of the popular brunch spot, The Blind Barber.

A company building a lot of tags for IoT devices, including temperature sensors, temperature probes, humidity probes, GPS tags, NFC tags, RFID tags, and barcode and QR code tags.

A company that helps consumers book hotel rooms by scanning a QR code with their smartphone, and then using a mobile app to pay for it.

This is a “notary” app that combines a notary, a photo scanner, and a blockchain for improved security. The app leverages existing QR technology to give notaries a faster, more secure way to verify documents.

A company that helps manufacturers print their own labels that include QR codes.

A blockchain-based platform for decentralized email, where it’s possible to do email transfer by scanning QR codes.

A startup that wants to make it easier for business owners to use the same tools to run their business online as they do in the physical world. For example, users can use a smartphone camera to scan a QR code on a package and automatically get the package’s tracking info.

A digital payments app that allows users to pay merchants by scanning a QR code or scanning their phone at a point of sale.

A tool for building data visualizations from your raw data in the form of charts, maps, and tables. PQR is currently available for Mac, Windows and Linux.

Using a phone, users can scan QR codes to send money to a friend who is in need.

A startup that lets people order and pay for rides by scanning a QR code, with a $2 million seed round.

A company that makes a way for people to buy and sell their old music, movie and game CDs by connecting old CDs to the cloud via QR codes. The startup wants to make the process of selling your old CDs as easy as buying a new one.

A San Francisco-based startup that aims to make it easier to use the camera on your phone to read the QR code and scan the barcode of a product at the store. You can scan a product, then see the item’s ingredients, price, or reviews.

A money transfer business that works through WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. They also offer a QR scanner and a QR code generator.

A startup that generates a QR-coded payment processing and shipping label.

A Chrome and Firefox extension that turns a link or a picture into a QR code.

This startup is building a way for people to exchange money via offline stores. Users scan QR codes on the products and the startup takes care of the logistics. The company wants to change the way people pay for things by using their phones instead of cash or credit cards.

A mobile ticketing app that uses a QR code to scan to access the event.

A startup that allows users to register a product in their name and then receive a “credit card” by simply scanning a QR code off the product. It’s a peer-to-peer marketplace, so the startup takes a cut, but it’s meant to be an easier, cheaper alternative to going through a bank.

A company that’s building a version of Amazon Go that works with a smartphone instead of an RFID chip. It uses NFC, QR codes, and a geofence.

A network of kiosks that allows users to pay for goods and services in-store by scanning a QR code on their mobile phone. The kiosks will be distributed across the country to customers that want to pay for goods and services using their phones.

This startup is building a way to pay for products and services through the Internet, with a mobile app and a QR scanner on a mobile device.

A startup that sells a product where you can set your kids up with a set of flashcards, then the flash cards have a QR code on them and a camera sits in front of the flash card and when