Turn a scan into directions. Drop a pin at your storefront, venue, or meeting point so people navigate straight there instead of copying an address.
The code encodes standard geographic coordinates, so a scan hands the pin to the phone's own map app - the visitor gets turn-by-turn directions in the tool they already navigate with.
A location code carries the coordinates directly, so it works offline once opened and needs nothing from us to keep functioning. Because the point is encoded in the code itself, moving to a new address means printing a new code.
Location codes often live on outdoor signage, where glare and distance are the enemy. The studio checks contrast as you design and flags choices that would hurt an at-a-distance scan in daylight.
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