Print analytics for the physical world.
A QR code taped to a window is a sensor. Spooly gives every code a short link, counts its scans, and, when it points at a site you track, follows the scanner all the way through what they did next.
Codes in seconds
Name it, point it somewhere, print the SVG. It scales from a business card to a shopfront, with error correction high enough to survive a scuffed print.
Retarget without reprinting
The printed code carries a short link, not a destination. Change where it points any time, and five thousand flyers already in the world follow instantly.
Foot traffic by hour
Scans by time of day and day of week tell you when people are physically in front of a placement. Print has never had that.
Placement testing
Same campaign, separate codes for the window, the flyer, and the table tent. Find out which physical spot actually works.
Repeat scanners
The same device scanning the same code days apart means a person physically came back. A loyalty signal no web tool can see.
After the scan
Point a code at a site you track and the story continues: how many scanners arrived, what they read, whether they converted. The difference between counting scans and understanding them.
Scans without visits name the problem
Scans are recorded before the redirect. So when a code shows forty scans and three visits, you know the code and its placement worked, and the landing page is what failed. No other number tells you that.