Knoq
See where it really goes
Knoq reads a QR code and shows you the real address first: every short link and redirect it passes through, and the domain it finally reaches. No ads over the camera, no weekly plan.
What it does, in three screens
A menu, a parking meter, a flyer: the code usually hides a short link. Knoq shows you where it goes before anything opens.
More in the app
Lookalikes named
A domain dressed up as a brand it is not is called out, with the brand's real site beside it. Knoq tells you what it found; it never calls a link safe.
Make your own codes
Link, Wi-Fi, contact, text, email and message codes in your colours, shared as a PNG or shown full screen at full brightness.
Wi-Fi and contacts in one tap
A Wi-Fi code joins the network after iOS asks you; a contact code opens the new-contact card.
Yours to export
The whole history exports to CSV, with the scanned content and the real destination side by side.
Your data stays yours
Your scans and codes live on your device and sync through your own private iCloud. No account, no ads, and no tracking across other apps or websites.
- To show where a short link goes, Knoq asks each address in the chain where it points, from your phone, without opening the page. You can turn this off in Settings.
- When you buy Pro, Apple and RevenueCat record the purchase. Neither sees your scans or your codes.
There is no free tier and no ads. The yearly plan opens with a 3-day free trial, so you see the whole app first, and Knoq reminds you the day before the trial ends.
Where every code really goes, scanning from photos and batch scan, History with iCloud sync and Trash, and the full code maker, yearly, monthly or once for life.
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