# The history of Qrixy.me

If there is a need...  
Some time ago my wife asked me if I'm able to convert an URL into a QR code. So I wrote a small web app which can handle it. I uploaded it on Github and forgot about it.

![](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1727785700075/363ed0c8-6bd8-42b7-bf7f-3c1d7b7ef658.png align="center")

...until a friend from my local boulder gym told me about his difficulties to create a QR code for his small chalk bag manufactory which he can put on stickers - btw shout out for Joshi - if you are looking for a handmade, high quality cahlk bag, than check out [Elbgrip](https://www.instagram.com/elbgrip/) on Instagram! But I remembered for my little web app and helped him.

![](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1727785344447/0e53c177-5e0d-4ace-984f-f1289b6f3052.png align="center")

But the tool was ugly and not easy to use. So I decided to use my knowledge, craft a simple, beautiful web app and publish it. Qrixy was born. If you want to check it out...  
  
[Qrixy.me](https://qrixy.me)

Just simple app to convert URLs in QR codes. If you need a fast and easy way to create QR codes for websites, events, or any other links, give Qrixy a try!

![](https://cdn.hashnode.com/res/hashnode/image/upload/v1727785744595/223606ff-fb56-4b01-ac61-d6c8fccffee1.png align="center")

Feedback is welcome - I’d love to hear your thoughts!