Strikodo2.0 - App Store

Strikodo is an App to scan barcodes and to create those. It supports a large number of barcode types and supports a large variety of content types that can be encoded within these barcodes.
SCAN BARCODES

Scanning barcodes can be done using the built-in camera (torch and the different lenses are supported as well), but you can also scan photos for barcodes. The App supports manual scanning but also automatic scanning to scan a large number of barcodes very fast.

Scanned barcodes can be saved within the App, so you can open them anytime later again, edit them, share its content, process its content etc.
CREATE BARCODES

Creating barcodes is very intuitive, easy and fast. You just pick the type of barcode you want to create, its type of content and then either enter the content or pick it from other sources (like the Contacts, a Map, etc). The barcode is updated "live" while entering or editing the content, so there're no additional steps required to actually get the resulting barcode.

The App makes it also possible to create barcodes from within other Apps, without leaving these Apps. All that is required would be to use the "Sharing" feature of these other Apps and then pick "Strikodo" from the Sharesheet. This will directly create a barcode from the shared data (for example any text, a web link, a location from the Maps Apps, a contact from the Contacts App, etc.), which then can be saved within Strikodo and shared again.
Depending of the content that is encoded in the barcodes, Strikodo provides a large number of actions you can apply on this content. This can be a simple product search, but also opening a link in a browser, sending E-Mails or messages, making a phone call, show a location on a Map and much more.
APPLE WATCH

The saved barcodes can be also made available on the Apple Watch, so you can have access to these barcodes even if you don't have the iPhone with you. Even the watch is able to execute certain actions based on the content of the barcodes (like making phone calls, sending messages, show a location on a map)
WIDGET

The saved barcodes can be also added to the home screen as Widget, so these are accessible immediately without the need to launch the App first (iOS 14 and later).
PRIVACY

The App respects your privacy. Scanning and creating barcodes happens on the device itself, no data is leaving the device, no internet connection is required. There's no tracking, no ads, no hidden costs, no subscription.
DETAILS

The following bar code types are support (both for scanning and creating):

- QR Code
- Aztec Code
- Data Matrix
- PDF-417
- UPC-A
- UPC-E
- EAN-8
- EAN-13
- ITF-14
- Interleaved 2/5
- Code 39
- Code 39/43
- Code 93
- Code 128
The following content types are supported (depending of the barcode type):

- Sequence of digits (simple Barcodes)
- Text
- WLAN Hotspots
- Web addresses
- Contacts (VCard, MeCard)
- Events
- Phone numbers
- SMS numbers
- E-Mail adresses
- Geo coordinates
The following actions can be applied (depending of the barcode content):

- Product search
- Display a location or address on a map
- Save addresses in the Contacts
- Save events on the Calendar
- Make phone calls
- Send Messages/SMS
- Send E-Mails
- Join WLAN networks
- Open Web sites
The following sharing options are available (for the barcode graphic and the content):

- Share via ShareSheet
- Send by E-Mail
- Send via Message/SMS
- Copy to Clipboard
- Save in Album
- Print the Barcode

Version History Support for the new iPhone Duo added 2.0 6d ago - New option in the barcode storage to group barcodes by type ("flag" icon)
- When creating a QR code with binary data, the title of the new code is now automatically set to the name of the file that was loaded.
- When parsing QR codes with binary data, a few of them could be still interpreted as Text, this should be fixed now
- Bugfix: certain error correction options for Aztec codes could result in a crash 1.9.1 Sep 21 - The App now also supports QR codes with non-text-based content (binary data). When reading such QR codes the content is shown as "hex" values. The content can be stored/exported as files. To create such codes, you can import files so that their content is used to create the QR code. However QR codes have very limited space, so the file size can not exceed 2953 Bytes.

- Fixes an issue where adding Codes to the Wallet failed 1.9 Sep 8 - Fixes a visual glitch in the Share extension
- Under iOS 26 and later there's a new option for QR codes to create codes with rounded dots instead of the usual square ones.
- The App can now also scan microQR and microPDF417 codes (when saving these, they will be stored as regular ones)
- The App can now also scan and create "Codabar" bar codes
- Strikodo can now scan GS1 DataBar, GS1 DataBar Limited and GS1 DataBar Extended 1.8 May 6 - Supports iOS 26 (Liquid Glass)
- Fixes a bug were QR codes could be displayed blurry under certain circumstances 1.7 09/15/2025 - Added support for EPC QR codes, used for wire transfers in the EU
- Bugfix: The color selection within the settings did not always work when using the "sliders" option within the iOS color picker.
- Bugfix: Fixes a crash when changing the error correction for QR codes with VCARD content 1.6 05/19/2025 This update supports the changes of iOS 17 when handling home screen widgets 1.5.2 10/12/2023 Fixes a bug in the settings of the App 1.5.1 06/08/2023 - Support for lock screen widgets added

- For sharing barcodes as images its now possible to define colors for bar code and background

- Bugfix: Under iOS 16 hiding the date control did no longer work, for example for barcodes with contact information when no birthday was defined. 1.5 01/16/2023 - New filter option available for the barcode storage, so you can filter the saved barcodes by type
- New print options added in the settings which allow to print the title and/or content of a barcode above and/or below the barcode 1.4 07/27/2022 - Barcodes can be now added to the home screen via widgets. You can add any number of widgets to the homescreen, so you can have a collection of barcodes in immediate access without having to launch the App.
- The Watch App can now open web sites without the privacy warning which the watchOS has shown before.
- Fixes a few minor issues 1.3 07/13/2022 - You can now share pictures with QR codes with Strikodo from within other Apps
- The option to add bar codes into the Wallet of the device is now hidden on devices which do not support the wallet (like iPads)
- Fixes an issue of the Maps view under IOS 15, where the background of the toolbar was invisible and therefore the toolbar buttons were not always clearly visible 1.2.1 03/28/2022 - Fixes a crash when adding events to the wallet
- The Watch App is now able to display the web page of codes which encode a web address 1.2 02/01/2022 - For 2D codes (Aztec, QR, PDF417) there's a new option available to add the code to the Wallet
- Bugfix: On iPads without a Flash the App did crash 1.1 12/04/2021 1.0 06/08/2021