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Use your phone or computer camera to scan barcodes and QR Codes. Nothing to install.
Everything is processed in your browser. No data is sent to any server
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No. The reader works directly in your phone or computer browser. Just open the page, allow camera access, and point it at the code.
All modern browsers: Chrome, Edge, Opera, Safari and Firefox, on phones and computers, including iPhone and iPad. When the browser has the native BarcodeDetector API, the reader uses it. On Safari and Firefox, which don't have that API, it loads its own decoder and shows a "Scanning in compatibility mode" notice; scanning with the camera or from a photo works the same, the first use just takes a moment longer.
Nothing leaves your device. All scanning happens locally in your browser; no camera image, chosen photo or scanned code is sent to any server. In simple scan, the list is gone when you close the page. In inventory mode, the count is kept in this browser only until you click "Clear", so a page reload doesn't wipe your work.
Yes, but the rear camera is preferable since it has better focus and resolution. On computers, the built-in webcam works fine.
Yes. The reader automatically detects both linear barcodes (EAN-13, Code 128, etc.) and QR Codes.
Yes. Switch to "Inventory mode": each scan adds 1 to that code's quantity, with a confirmation beep. To count another unit of the same product, move the code out of the camera's view and point at it again. USB scanners work too (each Enter adds 1). When you're done, click "Download CSV" to open the count in Excel or Google Sheets.