web portal · portal.qrblox.com

The web portal

The web portal is where your codes come together. Whether a code was made on iOS, Android, or in Canva, it lands here so you can edit its destination, watch its scans, and manage billing. Building an AI agent? See where the MCP API keys live. One account, every surface.

What it is

The Qrblox web portal at portal.qrblox.com is the home for every code on your account. Codes created on the iOS app, the Android app, the Canva app, or the MCP server all show up here, so you manage everything from one screen.

Signing in

Sign in with whichever method you set up: Google, email and password, or Apple. It is the same Qrblox account across every surface — sign in on mobile and the portal and you see the same codes.

Managing codes

Home
Every QR code you own, listed in one place with its current destination. Connect the app or Canva from Connected accounts if a code lives on another login.
Create
Make a code (round by default). Open the Full Editor for QR Studio — colors, logos, and art.
Edit destination
Re-point any dynamic code to a new URL. The printed or shared code never changes — only where it sends people.
Analytics
Scan activity per code. The portal surfaces scan counts today and is expanding over time.
Your Card
Name, handle, and bio shared with the app. Switch Personal ↔ Business for free. The blue seal comes from domain verification, not from paying.

Beep & Maps

Beep
Same four segments as the app: Beeps, For You, Following, My Posts. Friends and the beep log live under Beeps. Send or listen from the transceiver.
Maps
Your scan territory on the web — hexes you have claimed and cities you have captured.
Dynamic by default. A Qrblox code is a redirect you control, not a static picture of a URL. That is why you can reprint once and change the target forever after.

Claiming codes & connecting Canva

Some codes are minted elsewhere — inside Canva, or through a Qrblox marketing flow — and start out attached to a temporary identity. Bring them onto your account in one of two ways:

Claim a link
Open a claim link like portal.qrblox.com/claim?token=… while signed in. The code is attached to your account immediately.
Connect Canva
On Home → Connected accounts, link your Canva identity. Qrblox pulls your Canva-created codes into this wallet.

Once claimed or connected, the codes behave exactly like codes made on mobile — editable destination, visible analytics, reachable from the MCP.

Billing

Your Qrblox plan and subscription are managed in the portal through Stripe. Plans are Personal (free), Pro ($9.99/mo), and Merchant ($39/mo). Personal+ lives in the iOS app. Switching Personal ↔ Business on Your Card is not a paid plan. See qrblox.com/pricing for current prices.

MCP API keys

An API key lets an AI agent draft QR codes, menus, audio codes, and campaigns through the Qrblox MCP server. These keys are merchant-scoped and minted in Qrblox Create at create.qrblox.com, not in this consumer portal:

1. Sign in
Go to create.qrblox.com and sign in with Google.
2. Open API keys
Navigate to Settings → API keys.
3. Create a key
Click New API key. Qrblox mints a key shaped like sk-qrblox-<64 hex chars> for your merchant workspace.
4. Copy it once
The full key is shown a single time. Copy it into your agent now — only a SHA-256 hash and a short prefix are stored, and the plaintext can never be shown again.
5. Revoke anytime
Revoking a key rejects it on the very next request.
your key looks like thistext
sk-qrblox-4c2fa8e1b7d9…
Treat the key like a password. It is scoped to a single merchant workspace with write access to that workspace's QR codes, menus, audio codes, and challenges. Store it in your agent's secret manager and rotate it if it leaks. Then point your agent at the MCP server — see the connect snippets.

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