ZipiQR
Paste on one device.
Scan on another.
Nothing remains.
Share text or an image as a QR code. It's encrypted on your device, and it burns after a single read — so there's nothing left to find.
No account. Nothing to install.
We can't read it.
Your share is encrypted before it leaves your device. The key lives in the link itself — in the part after the #, which browsers never send to a server. We only ever hold bytes we can't open.
It just deletes.
The first read hands it over and destroys it in the same moment. A second visit finds nothing. If nobody opens it, it expires by itself within ten minutes.See it for yourself — run the burn test →
Small shares never leave.
If it fits, the whole thing travels inside the QR code — nothing is uploaded at all. Only bigger shares take the server path, and then only as unreadable ciphertext.
Also: a QR generator and reader that never send your data anywhere
Nine formats, unlimited, free forever — because they cost us nothing to run. Both run on your device: what you type and what your camera sees never leave your browser.