T-shirts & cars

Wear a QR code people can actually talk to

A phone number on a car window invites spam calls, and a clever T-shirt slogan starts zero conversations. QRChat puts a private chat behind a scannable code on anything you wear or drive — passersby message you instantly, and your number stays yours.

T-shirt and car with a scannable QRChat code printed on them

How It Works

From print to first message in three steps

Create your code

Generate a QR code with the T-shirts & cars purpose. It carries a ready welcome message: "you scanned my code — write me".

Print it on anything

Download the code as a sharp PNG and print it on shirts, hoodies, car and motorcycle stickers, helmets or a bike frame.

Get messages on the go

Anyone who scans lands in a private chat with you. A notification hits your phone the moment they write.

Use cases

Why put QRChat on your gear

Privacy included

People contact you through the chat, not through a printed phone number — you decide if the conversation goes any further.

Survives any print

The code encodes a short link, so it stays scannable on fabric, vinyl wraps and curved helmet surfaces when printed at a sensible size.

Change it anytime

The printed code never changes, but you can rename it, pause it or repurpose it in the dashboard whenever you want.

Answers

Frequently asked questions

What do people see when they scan my shirt or car?

A clean chat page with your welcome message. They can write to you right away in the browser — no app, no account, and they don't see your personal details.

Is a QR sticker on a parked car actually useful?

Yes — it lets a blocked-in driver or someone who noticed a problem reach you in seconds, without you printing your phone number on the windshield.

What if I sell the car or give the shirt away?

Just pause or delete the code in your dashboard, or keep it and change the welcome message — the printed QR itself never has to change.

T-shirts & cars

Turn your gear into a conversation starter

Create your code for free, print it once, and let every shirt, car and helmet answer for you.