Your QR platform,
controlled by a sentence.
qrlia speaks Model Context Protocol natively. Connect your AI assistant once and mint, design, manage and measure QR codes by asking in plain English — no scripts, no clicks, no context-switching.
- ↳ templates_list → Speaker card
- ↳ qrs_create_from_template ×12 → one per speaker
- ↳ qrs_list → check all 12 are live
Real tool names. Not a mock — these are the same calls the dashboard makes.
One protocol. Every AI assistant. Your whole QR stack.
Plug it in
Add one URL to Claude and sign in to your workspace. Scripts and CI can use an API key instead.
Speak naturally
Forget endpoints, payloads, status codes. Tell the assistant what you want: ‘Make me 50 multilink QRs for the campaign launch with our brand palette.’ It does the rest.
One source of truth
The MCP gateway is the same engine as our REST API. Same schemas, same validation, same idempotency. Whatever the dashboard or your code can do, your assistant can do.
QR ops should feel like a conversation, not a form-filling marathon.
MCP-native from day one. Not a plugin tacked on after the fact.
Streamable HTTP transport
No stdio shim. Connect from Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, your CI runner — anywhere an HTTPS request can reach. 30-minute sticky sessions and automatic re-init on idle.
Tenant-scoped by design
Claude signs in as you, with your role, and only gets the access you tick: read, write, and admin only if you choose it. It can never reach another workspace. Disconnect any time under Settings → Connected apps.
57 tools for everything you manage in qrlia
Every QR type, edits after print, designs, folders, bulk create, scan analytics, feedback, uploads, barcodes, domains, webhooks and team members, with the same permission checks as the dashboard and the REST API.
Built for agent loops
Cursor-paginated reads, clear error codes, and every tool labelled read-only or destructive, so Claude asks before it deletes anything.
Two minutes from here to your first QR.
Claude (web, desktop, mobile)
- Open qrlia in the Claude directory (claude.ai/directory/connectors/qrlia) and click Connect. Or: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste the URL below.
- Enter your workspace, sign in, and choose what Claude may do.
https://mcp.qrlia.com/mcp
Claude Code
- Run the command below in your terminal.
- Type /mcp in Claude Code, pick qrlia, and sign in in the browser window that opens.
claude mcp add --transport http qrlia https://mcp.qrlia.com/mcp
ChatGPT
- In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps, turn on developer mode under Advanced, and create an app with the URL below and OAuth sign-in. Your ChatGPT plan needs to support custom apps.
- Enter your workspace, sign in, and allow access. Then ask ChatGPT to use qrlia.
https://mcp.qrlia.com/mcp
Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Cline
- Add a remote MCP server named qrlia with the configuration below.
- The editor opens the qrlia sign-in in your browser.
{ "mcpServers": { "qrlia": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.qrlia.com/mcp" } } }Scripts, CI and other MCP clients
- Create an API key under Settings → API keys (paid plans).
- Send it as a bearer token to the same URL. Keep it secret: it acts for the whole workspace or company it was created for.
Authorization: Bearer qrc_…
What Claude can and can't do
- It acts as you, with your role. Read access is always included; write and admin are your choice.
- Access tokens last an hour and renew quietly; disconnect under Settings → Connected apps.
- Questions or a security report: support@qrlia.com.
Things you stop doing by hand.
Ship a QR with a sentence.
Free workspace, no credit card. Connect Claude as soon as your workspace exists.