QR Scevio

Know before you open.

Inspect QR codes, see where they lead, and decide what happens next.

Coming to the App Store How it handles your data

How it works

Three steps, in that order.

01

Scan

Capture a QR code with the camera, or pick an image from your photos. Nothing opens on its own.

02

Inspect

See the decoded content and the destination host in full, along with local checks such as unencrypted HTTP, private network addresses and mixed writing systems.

03

Decide

Open it, copy it, share it, save it, or walk away. Leaving the app is always your explicit tap.

Privacy

Your scan doesn’t need an audience.

QR Scevio contains no networking code. It cannot contact a server, because there is nothing in the app that could.

  • Inspection happens on your iPhone
  • No account required
  • No analytics or advertising
  • Nothing opens without your action

A result of “no local warnings found” means the checks QR Scevio can run on the device found nothing to flag. It is not a verdict on the site itself.

Read the Privacy Policy →

In the app

Know what you’re opening.

Every scan ends on a result screen, not in a browser.

QR Scevio result screen reading "No Local Warnings Found, local checks only" for the destination apple.com, with a note that the URL requests HTTPS and buttons to open, copy or share the link.

01

Inspect the destination

See where a QR code leads before opening it.
QR Scevio result screen reading "Caution, review before opening" for an unencrypted HTTP link to login.example-store.com, warning that the URL does not request HTTPS, with a Review and Open button.

02

Pause when something looks wrong

Warnings make potentially risky actions deliberate.
QR Scevio result screen showing that the tracking parameters utm_source, utm_medium and fbclid were removed, with an Open Sanitized Link button.

03

Remove common tracking

See what was removed before continuing.

QR Scevio

Scan. Inspect. Decide.

Coming soon on the App Store

Requires iPhone with iOS 17.0 or later.