AuthNow vs Flags

Protect what matters. Verify what you buy. AuthNow is the fastest and most secure way to authenticate genuine products using your phone. Simply scan the QR code found on labels, packaging, or tags protected by AuthNow. Behind every code is a powerful two-step verification system: Unique Code Verification: Every product has a unique alphanumeric code stored in our secure database. Scan to check if the code is valid and hasn't been reused. Digital Watermark Detection: Our proprietary technology analyzes embedded digital watermarks invisible to the human eye, confirming whether the QR code comes from an original print or a counterfeit copy. With AuthNow, brands and customers can finally close the gap in supply chain trust. Features: Scan QR codes to instantly verify product authenticity Double verification: database check + digital watermark detection Real-time results processed directly on your device No account required, just scan and validate Privacy-first: no personal data required or collected Whether you’re checking cosmetics, electronics, fashion, or pharmaceuticals — AuthNow makes authenticity as easy as scan and go.

Put a flag where you'll actually see it. Pick a country and its flag sits on your Apple Watch face, your iPhone Lock Screen, or your Home Screen. That's the whole app. It exists because I'm Brazilian and I live abroad, and I wanted my flag somewhere I'd catch it a hundred times a day. WHAT YOU GET - Every country your device knows about, roughly 250 of them - Apple Watch complications, Lock Screen widgets and Home Screen widgets - A circle, or filling the whole slot, whichever suits where you put it - Star the flags you use and they follow you between iPhone and Watch over iCloud - Country names come from the system, so they are already in your language WHAT IT DOESN'T DO No account. No sign-in. No tracking, no analytics, no advertising. The app has no server and makes no network requests. Your favourites go to your own iCloud and nowhere else. Free, with nothing to buy, and open source. The code is on GitHub if you want to read it or send a fix.