Create, scan and keep every code in one place.

Pick what kind of code you want from the chips at the top, fill in the short form, and Qroko formats the payload for you.

Code types

• Text — any words or a raw link.
• Link — a web address; Qroko adds https:// if you leave the scheme off.
• Wi-Fi — network name, password and security; scanning it joins the network.
• Contact — type the fields, or tap Import from Contacts to pull a card from your address book.

Make it yours

• Give the card a colour from the palette — it tints the library row and the Wallet pass.
• Add an optional image; it becomes the top strip of the Wallet pass.

1. Open Create and choose a type.
2. Fill in the form and, if you like, a title, colour and image.
3. Tap Save to library — Qroko saves it and jumps to your library.

Qroko reads QR codes and common barcodes — EAN, UPC, Code 128, Code 39/93, ITF, PDF417, Aztec and Data Matrix. A scanned barcode is remembered in its own format, so it's redrawn exactly as it was read.

• Live camera — point at the code; the result opens ready to name and save.
• From a photo — tap Decode from a photo and pick an image.

Many vouchers bundle several tickets in one PDF — for example a family pass with a separate barcode per person. Qroko reads them all and creates one scannable card for each.

1. On the Scan tab, tap Import a PDF e-ticket and choose the file.
2. Qroko finds every barcode and reads the validity dates from the ticket.
3. On the review screen, un-tick any code you don't want, set a title prefix, and check the dates.
4. Tap Import — each code lands in your library, ready to scan at the gate.

Validity dates

• Dates are detected automatically and shown ready to edit — adjust the day and the time (some tickets are valid only from a set hour).
• A two-day pass shows a date range; a single-date ticket (like a flight) shows just its date.
• Expired cards are dimmed in the library, and a dated Wallet pass shows the validity on its face.

Every code you create, scan or import is kept here — on your device, nowhere else.

• Search by title or content from the top of the list.
• Tap a card to see the large code, copy the content, or use a quick action (open a link, call a number, join Wi-Fi, open in Maps).
• Edit a card to change its title, content, colour, image and validity dates — no need to re-scan.
• Swipe a row to delete it.

Open a card and tap Add to Apple Wallet to keep the code as a pass. The pass uses the card's colour, shows the barcode, and — for a ticket with dates — displays the validity and greys out once it has expired.

Qroko follows your iPhone's language by default, or you can pick one of eight from Settings.

Qroko has no ads, no tracking and no account. Your codes are stored only on your device. The camera and photo access are used solely to scan the codes you point at or pick.