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Physical digital sharing tool
About
Create a dynamic QR code and personal page to link to any destination. Update your link anytime without reprinting. Track engagement and customize your profile with social links and public notes.
What's New in reppit
1.2
February 5, 2026
Same features, smoother functionality!
Developer apps
FAQ
How do I create a reppit QR code?
To create a reppit QR code, you'll need to log in or create an account within the app. During onboarding, you can set up your unique handle, design your QR code, and optionally order stickers.
Can I change where my reppit QR code leads?
Yes, the primary advantage of reppit is that you can change the destination link of your QR code at any time without needing to reprint it. This offers unlimited flexibility for your content.
Does reppit offer analytics on QR code scans?
Yes, reppit provides real-time engagement tracking. You can see total page visits from QR codes and NFC taps, along with scan statistics for the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, and all time.
What kind of content can I put on my reppit page?
Your reppit page can include a profile photo, background image, display name, and bio. You can set a primary link to a website, shop, event, or social profile, and add additional links to other social media platforms.
Can other reppit users interact with my page?
Yes, reppit includes a social layer. You can enable a contact form for direct messages and turn on sticky notes, allowing other users to leave public notes on your page.
How many sticky notes can I have on my reppit page?
You can have up to 8 sticky notes displayed on your reppit page at a time. These notes are fun, casual, and can be deleted whenever you wish to make space for new ones.
Is reppit available on Android devices?
Based on the current information, reppit is supported on iPhone and iPod. Further details on Android compatibility would need to be confirmed with the developer.
How often is reppit updated?
The latest version of reppit is 1.2, and it was last updated on February 5, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.




