WristCodes: Barcodes & QR

WristCodes: Barcodes & QR

Cards for Apple Watch & iPhone

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Released
October 31, 2026
Updated
October 31, 2026

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Keep your everyday barcodes and QR codes close at hand—on your iPhone and Apple Watch. WristCodes lets you save supported membership cards, gym passes, loyalty and rewards cards, library cards, and other static codes in one simple card library. Add a card on iPhone, give it a name, and display its code whenever you need it. Sync to your paired Apple Watch for quick access from your wrist. After delivery is confirmed, your saved Watch codes work offline without your iPhone nearby. YOUR CARDS, ON EITHER SCREEN • Save up to 20 labeled passes. • Scan a barcode, take a photo, or choose an image from your photo library on iPhone. • Search saved cards by name or barcode value and sort them alphabetically or in saved order. • Tap a card to show its barcode or QR code full screen on iPhone, in portrait or landscape. • Swipe between passes on Apple Watch, with your last viewed card remembered. • Add the WristCodes complication to a compatible watch face to open the app quickly. SUPPORTED BARCODES AND QR CODES WristCodes supports ordinary Code 128, UPC-A, EAN-13, EAN-8, and static text or URL QR codes. Each recreated code is checked on your iPhone before it can be saved. QR links are stored as codes; they are not opened automatically. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account or sign-up is needed. Barcode images are processed on your device, and your saved cards stay on your iPhone and paired Apple Watch. WristCodes has no advertising or developer-added analytics and does not upload your cards or photos to a developer server. The original imported photo is not kept in the saved-card collection. SET UP ON IPHONE. USE ON YOUR WRIST. 1. Add a supported card using your iPhone. 2. Check the decoded value and label your pass. 3. Open WristCodes on both devices and wait for “On your Watch · ready offline.” 4. Display the saved code on your iPhone or Apple Watch when it is time to scan. CHECK COMPATIBILITY BEFORE RELYING ON A PASS The reader must support scanning from a screen, and the card issuer must accept a saved digital copy. Some laser scanners can read printed cards but cannot read phone or Watch screens. Keep your physical card available until you have tested it with the actual reader. WristCodes saves static codes. It cannot refresh rotating or expiring barcodes, replace an issuer’s live ticket or access system, or guarantee acceptance by every reader. Unsupported, unreadable, ambiguous, or overly dense codes may be rejected. It does not add passes to Apple Wallet. Requires iOS 17 or later. Apple Watch features require a paired Watch with watchOS 10 or later. Your codes. On your wrist.
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