QR Pop

November 21, 2023

This update fixes a bug preventing codes created using the "Phone" builder from initiating a phone call. Enjoy!

September 24, 2023

Thanks for using QR Pop! This update brings in a few highly requested new features: - Contacts created within QR Pop now support multiple phone numbers, email addresses, websites, and more. - The new Template shortcut lets you create QR codes using your saved designs. - Chose what resolution you want images exported from QR Pop to be—both in app and in Shortcuts. Additionally, this update brings support to Apple’s newest updates (iOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS 14) - Widgets have been improved and now support StandBy and the iPadOS lock screen. - For those using iOS 17+, the “Medium” widget has been redesigned and a new “Extra Large” widget has been added for macOS. - QR Pop for Apple Watch has been redesigned for watchOS 10 with new complications and a miniature QR code generator available right from your wrist! Use Templates synced via iCloud to create simple QR codes that you can easily share or save to your Archive for later. Plus, tons of design tweaks and bug fixes. Enjoy!

September 23, 2023

Thanks for using QR Pop! This update brings in a few highly requested new features: - Contacts created within QR Pop now support multiple phone numbers, email addresses, websites, and more. - The new Template shortcut lets you create QR codes using your saved designs. - Chose what resolution you want images exported from QR Pop to be—both in app and in Shortcuts. Additionally, this update brings support to Apple’s newest updates (iOS 17, watchOS 10, and macOS 14) - Widgets have been improved and now support StandBy and the iPadOS lock screen. - For those using iOS 17+, the “Medium” widget has been redesigned and a new “Extra Large” widget has been added for macOS. - QR Pop for Apple Watch has been redesigned for watchOS 10 with new complications and a miniature QR code generator available right from your wrist! Use Templates synced via iCloud to create simple QR codes that you can easily share or save to your Archive for later. Plus, tons of design tweaks and bug fixes. Enjoy!

August 7, 2023

Exporting your QR codes is now better in a variety of ways: - There's a new, more consistent export UI - Codes can now be exported from the Archive without needing to "Edit Code" first - Fixed a bug related to saving codes as SVGs Additionally, a few other areas of the app have been tidied up: - You can now chose your code's error correction level in Shortcuts - The "Location" builder has had its UI dramatically improved - Dig into raw data within a code with the new "View Raw Data" button - New "Sparkles" pixel shape Thanks for using QR Pop! As always, feel free to reach out at contact@fromshawn.dev with any questions or comments.

May 8, 2023

QR Pop has been rebuilt from the ground up with an exhaustive list of new features. No stone was left unturned people. No bug left unsquashed (I hope). These features were tirelessly forged day in and day out in the darkest depths of Shawnee National Forest with your satisfaction in mind. - The designer has been tremendously expanded. You can now customize the pixels and eyes of your code separately—each with its own unique shape and style. - Your beautiful designs can now be saved as Templates. Templates can be exported as ".qrpt" files and shared amongst your team. - QR codes can be exported as PDF and SVG vector graphics. - Your completed codes can be saved to the new Archive. Your archive can be viewed in Widgets, the Shortcuts app, and via Siri. - Both your codes and Archive are automatically backed up to iCloud and synced across all of your devices. - Your Archive is available on Apple Watch as a unique companion experience. QR Pop for Apple Watch requires iCloud. - Power users! You can now build highly customized QR codes using Shortcuts. - QR codes created in the Safari and Share Extension can now be sent to QR Pop for further customizing. - QR Pop's Share Extension now supports creating codes from contacts and duplicating codes from images. Those are just the highlights! A complete change log is available in the app or online at fromshawn.dev/support/qrpop-version-3. Of course, what's most important is what hasn't changed. There are still: - No trackers - No in-app purchases I really hope you enjoy this update. These features are worth digging into and are sure to up your game. QR code-wise at least. If any new features are missing that you'd like to see, or if you have any questions or co

February 25, 2022

There are now more ways than ever to share the codes you've created with QR pop. - Project your QR code to the big screen using a newly redesigned AirPlay experience. Just mirror your device's screen from the control center, and open QR pop. Everything else is automatic. - Keep your favorite code on your home screen with QR Pop's new widget. This is a great way to present information you share constantly like your contact or wifi information. - The Duplicate scanner has been redesigned. No new features, it just looks better. - Use the new search bar to find the exact QR code generator you're looking for quickly and easily. - Instructions to enable extensions have been moved out of the way into Settings. - Various other bug fixes and improvements.

January 12, 2022

You can now pick the foreground and background color for QR codes made in the Safari Extension. This update also fixes a bug that would clear forms in the generator when switching from portrait to landscape. You'll also find two new app icons to chose from–green and rainbow!

December 27, 2021

This update makes it easier than ever to make your QR code look exactly how you want. All changes are listed below. +Change the shape of your QR code with four options: square, circle, diamond, and star. +Add an image to the center of your QR code. +Generate QR codes to request cryptocurrency. Supports most crypto-wallet apps. +Event QR codes can now include a location for the event. +SMS QR codes can now include a message. +You can now open specific generators directly from Spotlight by searching its name. +General UI refinements everywhere.

December 22, 2021

This update is dripping with small UI and performance improvements, but if you're reading this you're probably only interested in the big stuff. You can now scan a QR code using the "Duplicate" button in QR Pop to recreate it. You can also now manually create contact QR codes, in addition to converting a contact from your address book. You can enjoy both of these new features using the much improved landscape mode.

November 19, 2021

This update brings a new QR code generator for Shortcuts. These codes, when scanned, will activate a Shortcut that you made or saved to your device. To help you get the most use out of these new codes, QR Pop has significantly improved printing. You can now print up to 16 codes per page, or just one giant code if you'd prefer. Enjoy!

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