Qrafter

After a long wait (for me), Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 5.3 are now available on the App Store. The addition of this version is the malicious URL checker that will both display the final destination of a URL that was scanned from a QR Code and check it for malicious content. The difference of this […]

Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 5.2 are now live on the App Store. One of the most requested features was being able to create an event QR Code by selecting the event from the calendar. So, this is the one which fulfills that request. Other than that, there are updates to the iCalendar parser and general

Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 5.1 were approved by Apple and are now live on the App Store. This version came too soon after 5.0, because the “X-Scanner-UA” header created some loading issues with some sites. I had to remove the header for the time being, but will try to add it again in the future.

Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 5.0 are now available on the App Store. With some design and functionality changes, we reached another major version upgrade. Here is the list for changes: New color scheme Redesigned History screen with “swipe to reveal options” Added search to History screen Added the ability to give custom names to history

Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 4.4 have been approved by Apple and are now live. Here is the list of changes: Added Aztec Code scanning Added iPad retina display support Added scan:// and qrafter:// URL schemes to immediately launch the scanner from a web page Added Spanish translation (thanks to Juan Gonzalez and Ricardo Loyola López)

Today is my birthday, and Apple gave me a present by approving Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 4.3. They are now live on the App Store. I have been lazy through last few months and I skipped writing posts about versions 4.1 and 4.2. 4.1 was a big update which had the following features: Full iOS

Qrafter has been available on the App Store since January 29, 2011. It has reached and passed one million downloads in eleven months, just before celebrating its first birthday. I am really happy to see its name being passed around on social sites, being considered as one of the best QR Code readers/generators on the

Today Qrafter and Qrafter Pro 4.0 were released on the App Store. The highlights of this version are: A new and great looking icon thanks to Walter Krivanek New QR Code settings pane, that includes error correction level, margin size and character encoding settings A new scan mode called Batch Scan which lets you scan

You’ll see that Qrafter has two versions, Qrafter and Qrafter Pro. Qrafter is a FREE app and Qrafter Pro is paid. Why two versions? The two apps share the exact same code base and have the same abilities. Qrafter is supported by ads and the free version does not have the ability to create custom QR Code designs. You can unlock all features and remove ads