QRLynx product updates
A dated record of user-facing features and improvements shipped across QR creation, analytics, account tools, and the platform.
How this page works
This changelog records shipped changes that affect how people create, manage, or measure QR codes with QRLynx. QRLynx is built and operated by Jorbox LLC.
July 2026
- Public API v1: Business and Enterprise accounts can create dynamic URL QR codes, read code details and scan totals, update names and destinations, and render SVG through scoped, revocable keys. The OpenAPI document and examples are available in the developer documentation.
- QR code frames: Six free frame designs plus None now support custom call-to-action text and color. The same compositor drives preview and downloads while preserving the QR module matrix. Test the final design at its intended size and material. See QR code frames.
- Expanded QR type library: Eleven URL-based types shipped in July, followed by GS1 Digital Link support in static and dynamic modes. The current registry contains 61 QR types. Browse the QR code type directory.
- Custom consent wording: Pro and higher plans can set per-QR access-consent text instead of using a preset message.
- Extended analytics history: Analytics is now available for 3 months on the free Starter plan, 1 year on the paid Starter+ plan, 2 years on Pro, 3 years on Business, and all available history on Enterprise. The full plan window includes totals, charts, top QR codes, and the location, device, operating-system, and browser breakdowns available to the plan. Business and Enterprise can export analytics for the selected period.
June 2026
- Full AI Insights moved from Pro to Starter+: Starter+ and higher plans gained anomaly, trend, and recommendation detail, plus one manual refresh per day. Starter continues to receive Basic AI Insight Summaries.
- Generator and dashboard performance: Generator controls and account pages were adjusted to load less interface code up front.
May 2026
- Starter dynamic allowance: The free-forever Starter plan increased from 3 to 5 active dynamic QR codes, with unlimited scans and no watermark on registered-user QR images.
- Analytics baseline: Starter analytics history increased from 30 days to 3 months, establishing the current minimum across all plans.
April 2026
- Digital Business Card: A hosted, editable contact page launched with profile details, a save-contact action, sharing, and Apple and Google Wallet passes.
- Last used sign-in badge: The sign-in page can identify the provider previously used in that browser.
- QR Code Glossary: A reference page launched for technical and QRLynx workflow terms, with primary standards linked beside relevant definitions.
- AI Insight Summaries: Scan-analytics summaries became available from the account dashboard.
- Pricing and generator interface: Plan features received consistent ordering, while generator controls gained lighter loading and mobile interaction improvements.
March 2026
- Team workspaces: Business and Enterprise accounts can invite teammates with viewer, editor, admin, and owner roles.
- QR scheduling: Eligible dynamic codes can start or stop resolving at configured dates and times.
- QR list pagination: The QR code list moved to ten items per page.
- Dark mode: The app gained a persistent theme control across account and marketing surfaces.
- Trustpilot review flow: An in-product milestone prompt was added for eligible account owners.
- Account navigation: Mobile sign-in access and direct QR title links simplified common account actions.
February 2026
- QR generator layout: The generator moved to a two-column desktop layout with responsive mobile controls.
- Mobile creation flow: Generator actions and customization controls were adjusted for smaller screens and touch input.
January 2026
- Public trust and support pages: Editorial Policy, Accessibility, and Report Abuse pages were added to make content standards and reporting paths easier to find.
- QR safety controls: Upload handling, hosted profile routes, and destination checks received additional validation and moderation tooling.
- Technical guides: The blog expanded its coverage of static and dynamic codes, WiFi, print design, and error correction with links to primary standards where relevant.
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Return to this page for dated product changes. Longer technical guides and practical workflows are published on the QRLynx blog, while current service availability appears on the system status page.