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A QR code on the label

The tag you'll never cut off.

Put a QR code on your care label or hang tag. Shoppers scan it with their phone and get washing instructions, size and fit, the story of the piece, and proof it is genuine. You see every scan and stay in touch after the sale.

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No app. No scanners to buy.

A BasiQR code embroidered into the neck label of a pale green sweatshirt
Woven into the care label
Genuine Checked on scan
How it works

Three steps, from label to phone

Why BasiQR

The label keeps working after checkout.

Six things a plain label cannot do, for the person wearing the piece, the shop that stocks it, and whoever buys it next.

01 Never a dead link

You choose where each code points and can change it any time. A label printed years ago still opens a working page, because we keep that page online.

Printed in 2026 Old shop link 2027, page removed Your page 2031, still opens Same label. You choose where it points.
Neck label stays on Bought new Resold Resold again 2026 2029 2033 Each owner scans the same label
One link Every style on one page, for a boutique or a buyer.
Tag cut off 30° No bleach Dry flat The care stays in the shopper's wardrobe.
Sizes and pieces, saved New drop: autumn knits Sent to everyone who saved one of your pieces.
Original Copy Paris, 10:02 Madrid, 10:04 Same code, two cities, two minutes. You get an alert. The shopper gets a warning. Materials, origin and care, kept ready for the EU passport.
The app

Your side of the label

Sample numbers from Marenne, our demo brand. Your scan is real.

The BasiQR analytics dashboard, with sample numbers for Marenne's week. Scan the code on this slide and your scan is added live.

Showing Scans by day, by product and by country, slide 1 of 3

Scans by day, by product and by country

Sample numbers from Marenne, our demo brand. Your scan is real.

Scan the tag: the page opens on your phone, and your scan lands here in seconds.

Try it as a shopper

Open the page a shopper sees, then come back: your visit lands on the dashboard.

Open the page (opens in a new tab)
Or let someone nearby scan it
FAQ

Questions brands ask us

Short answers. If yours is missing, ask us when you request early access.

Get early access

You can ask your question in the form.

Do my customers need an app?

No. They point their phone camera at the label, tap the link that pops up, and a page in your brand's colors opens in the browser. The camera app on iPhone and Android already reads QR codes.

How do you spot fakes?

Every code is unique, and we see each time one is scanned. If someone copies a code onto fakes, that one code starts getting scanned as if it were many garments. We alert you, and the page warns the shopper.

What does the label look like?

A small QR code, printed or woven into whatever you already use: the care label, the hang tag, or a heat-transfer patch. It can carry your logo and colors. You choose one code per piece, per style, or per collection.

What happens when we redesign our website?

Your codes keep working. The page a code opens lives with us, not on your site, so a redesign does not touch it. If you pointed a code at a page on your own site instead, that page may move. Update the destination in the dashboard and the code follows.

How much work is this for my team?

Not much, and none of it is technical. Upload your styles from a spreadsheet, or add them one by one. Set where each code points. Send the code artwork to your label supplier. From then on, the dashboard fills itself as people scan.

What do I see in the dashboard?

Scans over time, by country and city, by device, and per product. Put two products side by side to compare them. Everything can be exported.

Does this cover the EU Digital Product Passport?

We keep materials, care, the product story and proof it is the real thing in one place for each garment. That data is ready for the EU Digital Product Passport, and we claim no more than that until the rules land. When they apply to you, you will not start from a blank spreadsheet.

What does it cost?

Three plans, from €29 a month. The pricing page shows what each one includes. These are early-access prices, so they may change before we open to everyone.

See the plans