QR Tracker · Custom domains
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.
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.
scan → https://qrt.yourcompany.com/q/AB12 # your domain → [recorded] → your destination # any web address
Four steps — most people are done in a few minutes (plus a little time for DNS to update).
you@yourcompany.com. White-label uses your email's domain, so a free address like gmail.com can't be used.qrt.yourcompany.com. It has to be on your own domain — the same one as your email.One of these, on the subdomain you chose (e.g. qrt). We'll give you the exact values.
| Type | Name | Points to | When to use |
|---|---|---|---|
CNAME | qrt | cname.devmanic.com | Recommended — simplest |
A / AAAA | qrt | our server address | If you'd rather your DNS reference only your domain and our server |
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.QR Tracker · white-label custom domains · a preview of an upcoming feature.