Feature
Know where a QR code leads before you tap
Quishing attacks hide malicious links inside ordinary-looking codes. Seeqr shows you the destination and flags the patterns attackers rely on.
Signals Seeqr surfaces
Full destination
The complete decoded URL, never a shortened preview that hides the real host.
Redirect chains
Link shorteners and multi-hop redirects are called out so you know where you actually land.
Lookalike domains
Characters swapped to imitate a bank or brand are highlighted for review.
Insecure transport
Plain http:// destinations and unusual ports are flagged before you open them.
A verification step, not a guarantee
Seeqr's safety layer is designed to slow down the moment where most QR fraud succeeds: the reflex tap. It gives you the information a careful person would want before opening a link.
It is not a replacement for your own judgement, an antivirus product, or your organisation's security tooling. If a code arrives unexpectedly and asks for money or credentials, treat it as suspicious regardless of what any scanner says.