Builds and operates Qrindo. Teams in Canada, the US and Amman.
folowise.com Built and operated by Folowise
Qrindo is QR infrastructure, from a working software company.
Qrindo is a Folowise product. Folowise is a technology, engineering and business-development consultancy with teams in Canada, the United States and Amman, Jordan. It builds and runs its own products — Qrindo, Teachvera, Eventvera, FoloTime — and ships production software for paying clients.
That matters for one reason. A QR code you print is a dependency you cannot patch. The company on the other end of it either still exists and still answers, or your reprint bill is the answer.
What this team has built
Qrindo is not a weekend QR generator. It comes from Folowise, whose team ships and runs production software for its own products and for paying clients.
Products from the same team
A sister product from the same team. Bilingual AR/EN, native RTL.
eventvera.comA sister product from the same team. MENA-focused, live courses.
teachvera.comClients this team builds and runs software for
Folowise built their online store and ran their search work. Printing in Amman since 2020.
×7revenue growth over 8 monthsSource: Folowise case study
printmanjo.comFolowise built and still runs their Arabic-first storefront and back office.
opti4club.comFolowise rebuilt their site and its search footprint.
3 → 38indexable pagesSource: Folowise case study
These are the team’s own products and its clients — not a customer logo wall. Results shown are published by Folowise and belong to that engagement, not to Qrindo.
Platform history
The product is young, and we say so plainly. This is what actually happened; every date is verifiable from the repository’s commit history.
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First commit
The platform starts as a marketing site, a dashboard, a public API and a TypeScript SDK — in the first commit. The API was never bolted on afterwards.
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The platform opens
Dashboard, admin, Google sign-in and real-time scan analytics go live, with webhooks and the SDK from day one.
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Arabic, workspaces and roles
Arabic lands across the whole product with native RTL, alongside multi-user workspaces and server-enforced roles.
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Built for things already printed
Bulk pre-print codes, multi-location sites and units, and twelve months of scan history on every plan — the features that only matter once your codes are physically out in the world.
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Analytics you can read, and print you can order
Time-zone-aware analytics with per-scan detail, and the vehicle contact QR becomes a physical card you can order with a lifetime owner code.
What's actually built
301 Documented API endpoints
365 days Scan history retained, every plan
5 Workspace roles, enforced server-side
PNG · SVG · PDF Export formats, print-ready
457 commits and 21 public releases since 2026-05-11. Read the changelog · 99.9% the availability we design the redirect path for · Status
Product principles
Each of these is checkable against the shipped product, not a marketing promise.
No ads between a scan and a destination
Not on free plans, not on lapsed plans, not ever. The redirect path carries nothing but the redirect.
Billing never kills a printed code
Serving a redirect does not depend on your plan. Stop paying and existing codes keep resolving.
A real developer platform, not an export button
A documented REST API, OAuth 2.0, signed webhooks and a TypeScript SDK — on every plan, since the first commit.
Analytics that do not follow people
No cookie is set on someone who scans your code. Addresses are hashed, and the analysis is aggregate.
Arabic is not a translation layer
The product, the public site and the landing pages ship in Arabic and English together, with native RTL rather than a mirrored stylesheet.
Your data leaves with you
Links and destinations export to CSV; artwork exports to print-ready SVG, PNG and PDF. There is no hostage.
Get in touch
General: [email protected] · Support: [email protected] · or via the contact page.
Qrindo trades under Folowise. There is no separately registered legal entity for Qrindo yet, and we say so rather than implying otherwise. Platform figures on this site were read from production on 2026-09-03.