AirQR 1.0 is ready

Move files through light.

AirQR turns any file into animated QR codes. The other device scans the screen and rebuilds the file, even when some frames are missed.

  • No account
  • No cloud upload
  • Offline-ready
AirQR encoder screen showing a file ready to become an animated QR code
01

Encode on one screen. Scan on the other.

02 / DOWNLOADS

Pick your device.

We detected your device. The recommended option is marked below.

01

Android

Available Recommended

Install from Google Play for automatic updates, or download the APK directly.

02

iPhone

Coming soon Your device

The native iPhone app is in progress. Use the live web demo in Safari in the meantime.

03

Windows

Available Recommended

Choose the setup executable for a normal installation. The ZIP is a portable alternative with no installer.

04

Debian / Ubuntu

Available Recommended

Download the x64 DEB package for current Debian and Ubuntu desktop systems.

05

macOS

Coming soon Your device

The native macOS build is coming later. The live web app works now in Safari, Chrome, and Firefox.

06

Offline Web

Any desktop

One self-contained HTML file. Save it once, open it locally, and use AirQR without installing anything or going online.

03 / HOW IT WORKS

A screen becomes the cable.

  1. 01

    Choose a file

    AirQR splits it into resilient packets on your device.

  2. 02

    Show the QR animation

    No upload happens. The data travels as light between screens.

  3. 03

    Scan and rebuild

    The receiver restores the file even if a few frames were missed.

LOCAL BY DESIGN

Your files stay between your devices.

AirQR does not need a transfer cloud. Encoding and decoding happen on the devices you control, and the offline HTML version can run with no network connection at all.

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