WristCodesPRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your cards.
Your business.
Barcode recognition happens on your iPhone. No account, no image uploads, no advertising trackers. Your saved cards live on your devices.
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Your codes.
On your wrist.
The cards you reach for, right where you need them. Scan on your iPhone. Swipe on your Apple Watch. Get on with your day.
Made for iPhone Apple Watch
A LITTLE LESS POCKET. A LITTLE MORE WRIST.
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Multiple cards. One wrist.
Ready offline after sync.
Your data stays on your devices.
FOR YOUR EVERYDAY
A smaller pocket.
A smoother routine.
Gym time. Library time. A visit to your club.
Keep supported card barcodes together, without digging for the plastic.
FROM CARD TO WRIST
Set it up once.
Reach for it every day.
Your iPhone does the setup.
Your Watch takes it from there.
- 01 / CAPTURE
Scan your card.
Use the iPhone camera, take a photo, or choose an existing image. WristCodes reads supported barcodes right on your device.
- 02 / MAKE IT YOURS
Give it a name.
Review the verified barcode, add a label that makes sense to you, and save. Keep up to 20 passes neatly together.
- 03 / GO
Raise. Swipe. Scan.
Sync to your Watch, then swipe between cards. After syncing, your saved codes are ready even when your phone isn’t nearby.
Your cards.
ALWAYS CLOSE AT HAND
One tap closer
to your next stop.
Add the WristCodes shortcut to a compatible watch face. Open your cards with a tap, right where you last left off.
A GOOD FIT STARTS HERE
A quick compatibility check.
A barcode on a screen is still a barcode. But not every barcode format—or every reader—is the same.
Static Code 128 cardsSupported in the current version
Which cards can I add?
WristCodes currently supports ordinary, static Code 128 barcodes with letters, numbers and basic punctuation. Supported gym, library and club cards can all have a home here. Codes must be short enough to display clearly on the Watch.
Will it work with my scanner?
Your reader needs to scan phone or Watch screens. Some laser readers only read printed cards. Test your saved code with the original card handy before relying on WristCodes.
What about coupons, QR codes or changing codes?
Those aren’t supported in the current version. WristCodes does not support QR, UPC/EAN, GS1 coupon formats, or codes that refresh over time. Unsupported cards are rejected rather than converted to a different barcode type.
Do I need my iPhone at the scanner?
No. You use your paired iPhone to add and manage cards. Once the Watch has received them, they’re stored locally and work without a nearby phone or internet connection.
Which devices do I need?
An iPhone running iOS 17 or later and a paired Apple Watch running watchOS 10 or later. Camera scanning depends on device support; photo import is also available. The Watch app comes with the iPhone app.
A LITTLE APP. AN EVERYDAY DIFFERENCE.
Leave the rummaging behind.
WristCodes. Your codes. On your wrist.
Coming to the App StoreFor iPhone and Apple WatchLaunch details and download link coming here.