This is Antero, creator of QRClip.io

Since I am a bit paranoid when it comes to security, one of my main measures is that all my passwords are long, contain special characters, and are different for all my website accounts. The initial setup of a new device that uses these hard to type passwords is not pretty to say the least. I have always hated it and wanted a way to send something securely to a device that has no way to receive data, like an email or messaging app already set up. That was the spark that got me thinking about QRClip. Yes, I know I could create a QR code with the password, but often I have to do that on computers without a camera. I also needed a way to scan a QR code to send text and files with just two or three clicks, without any login required.

With QRClip, you can send data from your phone to any device that is right in front of you, whether it has a camera or not. Everything is encrypted with AES256, I can not decrypt your data because I never get the key. And if you use the QR code for the transfer, it is completely anonymous between the parties involved. This way you can also share something with someone without exchanging emails or phone numbers.

There are already many web applications that can do some of QRClip's functions, but none can do everything QRClip can. It encrypts your data so that only you can decrypt it, sends and receives data with QR code scanning, and self-destructs after the user-defined time and download limit. Perfect for sending self-destructing data in emails.

I developed it to make my life easier and more secure, but I hope it will be useful for others as well.

If you have any questions or suggestions, just email me at antero@qrclip.io.

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