QRCertCode vs Paseo

QrCertCode App allows you to verify the accuracy and completeness of a document or a set of documents in analog format (printed on paper) against the original digital version. How does it work? If the document features a QR Code with the QR-CertCode and IAC logos, it means that a legally certified digital copy of the original document exists, in accordance with the CAD (Digital Administration Code) regulations. By scanning the QR code with the app, you can access the certified digital copy and verify its exact correspondence with the printed version being reviewed.

Run Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode on your machine from your phone. Paseo is a self-hosted app that connects to your local dev environment so your agents run with full access to your actual setup - not a cloud sandbox. Key features: - Voice support: talk to your agents hands-free with on-device speech processing - Multi-provider: use Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode from one interface - Git worktrees: agents work in isolated branches, review diffs and ship from the app - Real-time streaming: live agent output and push notifications when tasks complete - Self-hosted: runs on your laptop, home server, or VPS. Your code stays on your machine - Remote access: optional end-to-end encrypted relay for connecting from anywhere - Open source and free Requires a running Paseo server on your machine. See paseo.sh/docs for setup.