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Who owns Qrindo?

Qrindo is built and operated by Folowise, a technology and engineering consultancy, and it is not a separately registered company. It is independently owned, with no outside investors and no parent group beyond Folowise itself.

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The precise answer

Qrindo is a product, and Folowise is the operator behind it. Folowise is a technology and engineering consultancy with teams in Canada, the United States and Amman, and it builds and runs software for its own clients as well as for itself.

Qrindo currently operates under the Folowise trading name rather than as its own registered entity. That is stated plainly here and in the legal terms, because it is a real fact about who you are contracting with, and inventing a company registration to look more established would make every other claim on this site worth less.

How old it is

The first commit in this codebase is dated May 2026, and the founding date published in our structured data says the same month. The changelog carries the rest of the history with real dates, so the timeline can be checked rather than taken on trust.

Frequently asked questions

Has Qrindo raised outside funding?

No. It is funded by the consultancy that builds it, and there are no outside investors, which is why there is no funding announcement to point at.

Who do I contract with when I sign up?

With Folowise, under the published terms of service. The data-processing relationship for anything you collect through Qrindo is covered by the DPA.

Other questions

What is Qrindo?

Qrindo is a dynamic QR code and short link platform: print a code once, re-point it whenever you like, and see every scan. Built by Folowise in Amman.

Is Qrindo free?

Yes. Qrindo is free during its launch period and keeps a free tier afterwards, and the browser QR tools need no account at all.

Does a Qrindo QR code expire?

No. A Qrindo QR code has no expiry date and keeps redirecting until you delete it, on any plan, including a lapsed one.

Is Qrindo safe to use?

Encryption in transit and at rest, hashed API secrets, signed webhooks and anonymised visitor IPs. No certification is claimed, because none was issued.

Where is Qrindo based?

The Qrindo team works from Amman, Jordan, within Folowise, which also has people in Canada and the US. The product is used worldwide, with no gating.

Does Qrindo support Arabic?

Yes. The dashboard, the public site and the landing pages behind your codes all ship in Arabic and English, with native RTL and correct Arabic plural forms.

Does Qrindo have an API?

Yes. A REST API for links, QR codes, analytics and webhooks, with Bearer auth, RFC 7807 errors, idempotency on every POST and a published OpenAPI specification.