MapYourContact vs Notte

MYContacts turns your contact details, your LinkedIn profile, or any web link into a clean, scannable QR code — created and stored entirely on your device. No account, no sign-up, no tracking. Open it and go. THREE KINDS OF QR CODE - Contact card — enter as much or as little as you like (name, title, company, phones, emails, website, socials, address, note, even a photo). The code holds a standard vCard, so one scan adds you to someone's address book. - LinkedIn — paste your profile or just your handle; scanning opens your LinkedIn. - Website / link — paste any URL (a site, booking page, portfolio, PDF, or app listing); scanning opens it. MAKE IT YOURS — COLORFY Style any code without losing scannability: solid colours or gradients, square / rounded / dot modules, custom finder corners, a transparent background, and a logo or short text in the centre. Pick from ready-made templates or build your own. Error correction is always set to the highest level so styled codes still scan reliably. SAVE, SHOW, SHARE - Save codes to your on-device library (My QR Contacts) and reopen them anytime. - Show full screen with the brightness boosted, so any camera reads it instantly. - Share the QR as a PNG, share a contact card as a .vcf file, or export your full setup as a JSON config you can re-import later. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your device. The app makes no network calls during normal use, includes no analytics or advertising, and asks for no permissions — it doesn't even need your camera or photo library (you pick a photo through the standard iOS picker). What you create never leaves your phone unless you choose to share it. FREE No purchases, no subscriptions, no ads. MYContacts is a free utility from MapYourTech, where optical and network engineers learn, practice, and advance.

Notte makes the web easier to see. It is a free, user-side accessibility tool for people with low vision, built by someone living with a degenerative eye condition. It works on every website you visit, in Safari on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Dark mode is where Notte starts. It is not where it stops. HIGH-CONTRAST DARK MODE Notte does not invert colours. It reads each page's own stylesheets and remaps every colour in HSL, so backgrounds go deep and text goes bright while buttons, links and highlights stay distinct and recognisable. Contrast stays high — around 11:1 in testing, well past the WCAG AA threshold. Sites that already ship a good dark theme are detected and left alone. Photographs, video and illustrations keep their natural colours. THE ACCESSIBILITY TOOLKIT Every control is per-site and remembered, so a page you struggle with stays adjusted the way you need it, every time you come back: • Contrast — hold text to a guaranteed WCAG AAA contrast target • Brightness — dim pages that are painful to look at • Saturation — mute strong colour, or go fully greyscale • Warm tint — cut blue light for long or late reading • Dim images — soften bright or busy pictures • Text size — enlarge text on any site • Letter and word spacing — open up crowded type • Line spacing — give paragraphs room to breathe • Emphasise links — underline every link so it is unmistakable • Strong focus — a thick, high-visibility outline for keyboard navigation • Reduce motion — stop animation and parallax The tools work whether dark mode is on or off. You can keep a page's own light design and still raise its contrast, enlarge its text, or calm its colour. FREE, AND STAYING THAT WAY No ads. No subscriptions. No in-app purchases. No donations. Notte collects no data of any kind — no analytics, no tracking, no accounts. Nothing leaves your device; your settings stay on it. Notte asks only for the access it needs to restyle the pages you open, and the source code is public so anyone can check that for themselves. A USER-SIDE TOOL Notte adapts pages for you, in your own browser. It is the opposite of a website "accessibility overlay": it never changes a site for anyone else, and it makes no claim about any site's compliance. Notte is open source. Questions, ideas and contributions are welcome.