What the product is for
The goal is to make it easy to create a QR payload, turn it into a physical object and understand the most important dimensions before the model reaches a slicer.
Current workflows include ordinary QR output, Raised and Recessed geometry, STL and 3MF export, object templates and print-profile-aware guidance.
Browser-first by design
The current QR creation workflow is designed to happen in the browser, keeping the editing loop fast and avoiding an account requirement for the core generator.
Technical resources can still be delivered through hosting or third-party infrastructure, which may receive ordinary request metadata such as IP address, browser information and timestamps.
What ScanSafe means
ScanSafe checks measurable conditions such as physical module size, quiet zone, digital contrast, QR integrity, geometry health and print-profile targets.
It is guidance rather than a guarantee. Real scan performance still depends on printer calibration, material, color contrast, surface finish, lighting and scanner hardware.
How technical guidance is produced
ModuQR guidance starts with behavior that can be reproduced in the product: QR matrix density, quiet-zone settings, physical dimensions, export structure and the checks reported by ScanSafe. Where an external standard or primary technical source applies, the guides link to it directly.
Print-profile thresholds are working heuristics for FDM planning, not universal guarantees. Physical results still depend on the slicer, printer, nozzle, material, calibration, surface finish, lighting and camera, so guides distinguish measured browser behavior from recommendations that require real-world verification.
Editorial transparency and corrections
Guides are published by ModuQR and are reviewed when product behavior, standards or linked primary sources change. Pages show their update date and link to the methodology used for technical guidance.
If you find a reproducible error, use the contact page and include the affected URL, expected behavior and what you observed. Corrections are preferred over leaving outdated technical advice in place.