QR Tracker · Custom domains

Run your QR codes on your own domain

White-label lets your tracked QR codes use your web address. When someone scans, the scan is recorded and forwarded to your destination — all under your domain. Our platform never appears.

Preview · coming soon

How it works

Your QR encodes a short link on your own domain — say qrt.yourcompany.com. A scan lands there, gets recorded, and is instantly forwarded to wherever you're pointing it, which can be any web address.

The scan journey
scan → https://qrt.yourcompany.com/q/AB12   # your domain[recorded] → your destination         # any web address

Setting it up

Four steps — most people are done in a few minutes (plus a little time for DNS to update).

  1. Sign in with your work emaile.g. you@yourcompany.com. White-label uses your email's domain, so a free address like gmail.com can't be used.
  2. Choose your web addresse.g. qrt.yourcompany.com. It has to be on your own domain — the same one as your email.
  3. Add one DNS recordWe show you the exact record to paste into your domain's DNS settings (see below). Your IT or hosting provider can add it in a minute.
  4. Click VerifyWe confirm it points to us and switch on HTTPS automatically — nothing for you to install. From then on, new QR codes use your domain.

The DNS record you add

One of these, on the subdomain you chose (e.g. qrt). We'll give you the exact values.

TypeNamePoints toWhen to use
CNAMEqrtcname.devmanic.comRecommended — simplest
A / AAAAqrtour server addressIf you'd rather your DNS reference only your domain and our server
A subdomain (like qrt.) is the simplest setup and works everywhere. A bare root domain (yourcompany.com with nothing in front) needs A/AAAA records instead of a CNAME.

Good to know

QR Tracker · white-label custom domains · a preview of an upcoming feature.