Scan QR Codes and Barcodes
BIDI is built around a quick camera-based lookup flow: point the scanner at a QR code or barcode and let the app decode the information attached to it. A successful scan can lead to a URL, contact details, a phone number, an email address, or a calendar event, so the same tool works for everyday links as well as product packaging.
The scanner supports major barcode and two-dimensional code formats, giving users one place to handle different code types. Its security alerts can also warn when a scanned code is considered insecure, adding a useful pause before opening an unfamiliar destination. For shoppers, travelers, and anyone who encounters codes in daily routines, this keeps lookup steps simple and easy to repeat.
Product Details from Everyday Codes
A barcode can be more than a number in BIDI. When product data is available through its eScan service, the app can bring together information supplied by a brand, comments from other consumers, marketing details, and coupons. This gives shoppers a quick way to move from a package or label to useful context before deciding what to explore next.
Menu and local QR codes can add another layer of information, including a location, ratings, reviews, and related details. Product scans may also surface nutritional information and a product score, while the result naturally depends on the code and the data connected to it. That mix makes BIDI useful for comparing everyday products, checking local information, and discovering details that are not printed in one place.
History, Sharing, and Scan Follow-Up
BIDI keeps a History tab for scans that users may want to revisit. Instead of decoding the same package, menu, or link again, users can return to saved results and quickly consult favorite codes when they need the information later. The history workflow is especially practical for shopping references, useful websites, contact details, and other small discoveries gathered throughout the day.
Results can also be shared with family, friends, or work contacts through familiar channels such as WhatsApp, email, Facebook, and Twitter. A Contact us entry and the app's search and overflow controls provide straightforward ways to move around the surrounding information experience. Together, these follow-up options turn a single scan into something users can save, compare, discuss, or pass along without rebuilding the lookup from scratch.
Safer Code Discovery for Shoppers
BIDI combines scanning with a broader product-discovery use case. Users can explore products and experiences connected to scans from other people, use local or menu codes to find context, and follow links when a code points to an online destination. The result is a practical companion for shopping, restaurants, events, and ordinary moments when a printed code is the fastest route to more information.
The interface provides clear navigation controls, including a home button, back and forward arrows, a search control, and an overflow menu. Current landing content also points toward Kezzler product-engagement and traceability services, so users can follow the transition link when that destination is relevant. For people who want a focused QR and barcode tool, the strongest value comes from quick lookups, reusable history, and product context.
