i-nigma QR Code, Data Matrix and 1D barcode reader App Reviews

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...funktioniert bestens.

Works perfectly, recognizes literally everything instantly. If only the scan sound or app start wouldnt stop the music. But hey.

...funktioniert bestens.

I use i-nigma since few years. It is an awesome little app. Probably one of the fastest dor QR codes there is. It would be nice to get an update, since the last version is a bit dated. A possibility to copy a link directly from in-app for sharing would be a great feature. Instead one has to share it through message and copy link from there.

Scans very fast but I am removing because it always redirects through the company server so it tracks everything you scan, which is creepy and unnecessary. Too bad.

Went to the Motorcycle Show, instantly scanned the QR for the exhibit plan, later picked up a Ducati brochure, instant scan to view Ducati videos, etc. Love it so far!

Works great on the iPhone

This does not appear to work in Canada!

Wish it could read images from the photo library so could scan codes sent via e-mail.

Not good with EAN codes, but pretty reliable with 2d codes. UI doesnt look like an iPhone app.

Its fine. Its free so what do you expect.its useful. C

What else is there to say ,scans quickly,easy to use, reads QR & barcodes .I like it. Oh,it also includes a LED flashlight function for the camera flash !

Tried over 2 dozen products. EVERY scan ended in "Returned no search results." Useless app is being deleted now.

Not much it hasnt on and is very fast

So epic have to get it pwns so much :) ;)

There is a case to be made for apps designed around a single purpose. As a QR code, data matrix, and even bar code reader, it performs as well as could be expected. I first used this app last year on my Windows Mobile phone; naturally, it was my first choice when I switched to iOS. One feature request would be to have an email option for sharing links. Since publishers havent adjusted ther thinking to meet small screen mobile web requirements, I often want to send such links to email so I can view them on a larger screen. Of course, publishers could instead build smarter sites, but as the longevity of <blink> and <marquee> have shown us, there will still be outliers among us. Great app. Edit: I just saw the other request to ask if we want to scan codes from the photo gallery instead of the camera. Yes! That too!

Love it…and great fun as well as useful, but there is room for improvement. The line marking the focus square is not accurate so adjacent codes are sometimes scanned instead. The iPhone is not capable of getting small code images as it goes out of focus as it nears the code…while this is a camera flaw, it might be a good idea to address this somehow, maybe with a zoom/focus option within this app. There needs to be a way to turn OFF the automatic web connect for scanned links. It can be a security risk. You really dont know what site you are getting connected to so you could easily by shunted to a malicious site by accidental or deliberately placed codes. I prefer to read the URL details and then connect if it at least looks legit. Failing that on/off feature, a huge and instantly reacting Panic Disconnect Button might be a partial solution.

Fast for scanning and can scan small poor quality qr codes that other products can not.

Would be nice if you could import images of codes, not just using the camera.