Coqrico
- Year
- 2024 — Today
- Role
- Founder · Product & Development
- Type
- Web app · Freemium SaaS
- Link
- Visit site
Coqrico is a dynamic QR-code platform: codes and scans are unlimited and free, with no expiry date, and the destination stays editable long after the code is printed.
It started as Qroco, a small tool I built to track scans on Yupy's business cards. It grew into a full product — link, vCard, WiFi, file, page, email, SMS and call formats, a visual editor with brand colours, module shapes, frames and a centre logo, and exports from PNG to print-ready SVG and PDF.
The same poster can lead to different pages: conditional routing sends visitors to another destination depending on country, device, date or time, and destinations can rotate between several targets.
Every scan feeds a dashboard — volumes, unique visitors, countries, devices, comparison with the previous period and a CSV export — alongside teams, shared workspaces, scheduled expiry, password-protected pages and a custom domain. It runs as a freemium product, with Pro and Business plans on Stripe, GDPR-compliant and hosted in Europe.
Product goals
Make QR codes behave like links you can still edit after printing — and stop charging for the basics. Everything competitors put behind a paywall (unlimited codes and scans, no expiry, full statistics) stays free; the paid plans only remove the Coqrico branding and add power features. The rest is a configurator anyone can use without reading a manual, and analytics that answer one question: did people scan it, and where did they go?
Stack
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Directus
- Auth.js
- Stripe
- Chart.js
- Replicate
- Zustand
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