Turn a scan into a ready-to-send text. The phone opens messaging with your number and a prefilled message - for keyword entries, feedback, or quick opt-ins.
The code opens the messaging app with both the recipient and the message already filled in, so the person just reviews and taps send - no typing a number or wording a reply from scratch.
Phones open the message ready to go but never send it automatically - a privacy safeguard built into the platform. That's honest to expect: the scan sets up the text, and the sender confirms it.
An SMS code carries the number and message in the code itself, so it needs nothing from us to keep working. Because it's encoded directly, changing the number or wording means printing a new code.
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