Guides & tutorials

Learn to track links, QR codes & clicks

Plain-English how-tos for measuring what happens after someone scans or clicks — no jargon, no code.

QR Code Menus for Restaurants: A Complete Setup Guide

The full setup, in order — and the six mistakes that make customers hate QR menus.

Server-side logging, cookies and precise GPS sit at three different legal bars. Here’s which applies to you.

The pattern is harmless; the destination is the risk. What to check before you tap that banner.

Two tools, one question, and a blind spot if you pick wrong. Plus a tagging convention that survives contact with reality.

Almost every failed scan traces back to size, margin, contrast or density. Here are the actual numbers.

The real difference between static and dynamic QR codes — editability, tracking and reliability — and which one to print.

Put a QR code on your business card that sends people straight to your site or contact card — free, with print tips that actually scan.

Yes, QR codes can be tracked — if they’re dynamic. What scan tracking can and can’t see, and how to make a trackable code.

Know whether the link you texted was opened — with the approximate location, device and time — using a free tracking link.

A plain-English guide to making a QR code you can actually measure — scans, locations, devices and times — without any app or code.

Turn a plain URL into a measurable link and find out who’s clicking, from where, and on what device.

What an IP logger actually is, what it can see from a click, and the responsible way to use one.