Short answer
A dynamic QR code can count scans, unique visitors per day, approximate country and city, and device type. None of that requires storing IP addresses or personal data. Kizmo keeps only a salted, day-scoped hash for unique counts and never stores raw IPs.
What scan analytics can tell you
- How many times each code was scanned, by day.
- Unique visitors per day.
- Where, at the level of country and city (from the network, not GPS).
- Which devices: iOS, Android or desktop.
What they cannot tell you
Who scanned. A QR scan carries no name, email or phone number, and it should stay that way.
How Kizmo handles scan data
- No raw IP addresses are stored.
- Unique counts use a salted hash that changes every day, so visitors cannot be tracked across days or codes.
- No cookies are set on the redirect.
- Scan data is used only to show you your own statistics and to detect tampering.
Read the full privacy policy.