QR Code Reader by Scanwise vs Reachable

100% free for all features. No upgrade cost. No Subscription Scanwise scans and reads QR codes and barcodes, supporting: QR codes: - Webpage / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube links / URLs - SMS - Location on Google Map - WiFi Hotspots - Phone Number - Email Address - Text Message Barcodes: - Code-128 - EAN-8 - EAN-13 - UPC-A - UPC-E - ISBN - and more! Simply point and hold Automatic detection of code type. Supports scan from photo If you have a photo of a QR code you may pick the photo for scanning. (Access permission is required for this) Safe browsing You have the option to open a link after reading the scanned link, avoid phishing or malware sites. Supports flashlight and torch You may quickly toggle on the flashlight or torch within the app for scanning in the dark. Auto search for product After scanning product barcodes, you may open and read the product details in browser. Attach useful photo You may want to add photos about a link or a product to make the scans more informative. For example, you just scanned a coffee coupon and you may want to add a photo of the menu or a photo of the shop. Add your own comment on product You may write comments in the app for the products that you find them worth-buying. Amazon search for ISBN barcodes (books) For ISBN barcodes, Scanwise can auto search for books in Amazon. Add to Bookmark Simply click the “Bookmark” icon, you can add your scanned codes such as links, books, albums, etc. to your Bookmark List. Create your own QR codes - Webpage / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube links / URLs - SMS - Location on Google Map - WiFi Hotspots - Phone Number - Email Address - Text Message Export your scans by CSV file Share and export your scan history as CSV file. It is especially suitable for extensive use of scanning QR codes and barcodes. Supports unlimited scan history You may manage unlimited history of all your scans and new QR Codes. If you have comment, feel free to contact us: hklocalscom@gmail.com

Know you’re online—and whether it’s usable—before the call drops. Reachable answers one question when you join a new network: Is this actually the internet, and is it good enough to use? What you get Automatic check on launch — no hunt for a “run test” button. Latency — quick HTTP timing so you can see if the network feels responsive. Download speed — a simple Mbps snapshot, not a lab report. Your public IP — useful when you’re debugging VPNs, tunnels, or “why does this site see the wrong place?” A human verdict — plain language like what kind of use the connection is probably fine for. Captive portal help — when the Wi‑Fi wants a login page, open it in-app and get past the splash screen. Why location is requested On iOS, Approximate Location is used so the app can read the Wi‑Fi network name (SSID) you’re on. Reachable doesn’t need your precise location to run the checks. Built for real life Coffee shops, airports, coworking, guest networks, and “it says I’m connected but nothing loads.”