bLighT qr tree

your link, grown into a code

the link lives inside the code itself, so nothing and nobody stands in between.

no tracking and no redirect, ever. nobody is told when it’s scanned.

this code opens

made in your browser. nothing is sent anywhere.

the skyline

the plate cameras read

qr://
one file · zero calls · no redirect server · no analytics · no fonts fetched
a vendor that "tracks scans" is a shortener in a costumethe url is the code

receipt · this code

pipeline · text to plate

    verify · no trust in this page needed
      the tree below ↓ fork the template ↗opens in a new tab

      the whole tree

      QR TREE

      A shareable piece of the estate: the URL lives inside the code — error correction H, rendered as a raised forest, flattened on tap into a strict, scannable plate. There is no redirect server, ever. Every QR vendor that "tracks scans" is a URL shortener wearing a costume; this page encodes your link directly and nothing anywhere is told. One file, zero calls — the engine is vendored MIT in the source of this very page.

      the tree — tap to flatten

      dark modules stand raised; light modules are the ground

      the code, honestly

      what the matrix carries
      —
      paste a link and press GROW.
      Provenance. Engine: QR-Code-generator by Project Nayuki (MIT), vendored whole at commit 993ccbb — the TypeScript compiled exactly by its own build script, exposing the raw module matrix, which this page renders itself: the tree is our drawing, the flat plate is the machine's. Quiet zone 4 modules, untouched. Flat-plate contrast ≈ 17:1 (floor 4.5:1). No CDN, no server, no analytics, no fonts fetched — airplane-mode honest, like everything in this wing.
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