Built for macOS

Mac to phone.
One scan.

Turn clipboard text and links into a crisp QR code with one shortcut. No uploads, no accounts, and no companion app.

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Requires macOS 13 or later · Initial release coming to the Mac App Store

QRHop showing a scannable QR code for clipboard text

One quiet workflow

From clipboard to phone in seconds.

No pairing, shared network, message to yourself, or phone-side installation.

01

Copy

Copy a link, address, short note, command, or any other text on your Mac.

02

Shortcut

Press the default ⇧⌘2 shortcut, or choose a combination that fits your workflow.

03

Scan

Point any phone camera at the clear QR code. That’s it.

Made for the moment

Ready instantly. Gone when you’re done.

Keyboard first

One shortcut.
Instantly ready.

QRHop lives quietly in your menu bar. Use the default shortcut or record your own, with built-in checks for unsafe and conflicting combinations.

QRHop shortcut settings window

Reliable scanning

Crisp and easy to scan.

Every QR code is rendered sharply with a standard quiet zone. Copy the image, save it as a PNG, or simply close the panel when you’re finished.

QRHop panel with QR code, copy, save, and close controls

A true menu bar utility

Present only when you need it.

No Dock icon and no conventional main window. Open QRHop from the menu bar, then close the panel with Esc, the close button, the shortcut, or a click outside.

QRHop about window describing local processing

Local by design

Your clipboard stays on your Mac.

QRHop processes clipboard content locally and turns it into a QR code in memory. Nothing is uploaded to us.

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No uploads
No accounts
No analytics
No tracking

Coming soon

Ready when you need it.
Invisible when you don’t.

QRHop is being prepared for its first Mac App Store release.

Ask about the release