SikkerQR

See where a QR code leads before you tap. Free, no ads.

The iPhone camera opens QR codes after a glance at a tiny banner. SikkerQR shows you the whole address in large type instead, and tells you when a link looks like a scam. Nothing opens until you tap.

Check before you open

  • The domain in large type, so you can see where you’ll end up
  • The full link and what the code does: open a site, join Wi-Fi, call, send a text or an email
  • Nothing opens, joins or dials until you tap

Warnings on your phone

  • Addresses that look like a well-known site, such as “rnicrosoft” for “microsoft”
  • Mixed alphabets, such as a Cyrillic а that looks like an ordinary a
  • Well-known names like PayPal, your bank or a parcel service in someone else’s address
  • Short links, IP numbers and http without s
  • Words about logging in and paying on sites we don’t know
  • Every warning comes with a plain-language reason
  • The check runs on your iPhone, without the internet

Read all kinds of codes

  • QR, barcodes (EAN/UPC), Data Matrix and Aztec
  • From the camera or from a photo or screenshot
  • Join Wi-Fi, add contacts and events, search the web for a product number

Make your own codes

  • QR codes for a link, Wi-Fi, a contact card or text
  • Put your logo in the middle
  • Save, share or print in sharp quality

Yours stays yours

No account, no ads, no tracking. History stays on your iPhone, and you can switch it off.

SikkerQR says “Looks suspicious” or “Nothing suspicious found” – never “safe”. No list catches everything, so always check that it’s the site you expect.

Get it

SikkerQR is currently in App Store review and will be available soon.

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