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inQR.no is a QR code plaque service for gravestone memorials, provided by Memosoft AS. Users can order 1.5mm laser-engraved metal QR plaques to be mounted on a gravestone. Visitors can scan the code to access digital content related to the deceased, extending a cemetery visit beyond quiet remembrance into a memorial experience with photos, videos, text, and family records.
Based on the website information, inQR supports a fairly wide range of content types, including photo slideshows with music, messages for family members, films and videos, Word/PDF documents, links to online memorial pages, YouTube links, and family trees. Users can set up the content themselves and continue managing and adding to it over the years. The site provides basic account functions such as login, password recovery, QR code editing, and creating a new QR code. However, the captured page content shows “Registration is currently disabled,” meaning new registrations are currently unavailable and users need to contact the support email address for more information. This weakens the self-service onboarding experience.
Its pricing model is mainly a one-time purchase of a physical QR plaque: a standard metal plaque costs NOK 1,945, a reorder costs NOK 1,595; a plaque with an image costs NOK 2,245, and a reorder with an image costs NOK 2,095; double-sided tape is NOK 0. The page does not clarify whether long-term hosting, future maintenance, shipping, or payment method fees are included, so the total cost of ownership still needs to be confirmed with the provider.
The platform clearly states that cemeteries are places for reflection and remembrance, that the environment should be respected, and that it reserves the right to disable QR codes containing offensive content. This shows some awareness of content governance. However, the page does not provide details on key software-platform capabilities such as data encryption, privacy policy, GDPR compliance, backups, account permissions, access control, APIs, or formal third-party integrations. Aside from being able to link to YouTube and online memorial pages, no standardized integration capabilities are apparent.
Its strengths are a focused use case, practical content types, transparent pricing, and physical laser-engraved metal plaques. Its drawbacks include restricted registration, a primarily Norwegian-language interface, and limited disclosure around security, compliance, and service boundaries. It is better suited to families in Norway or the Nordic region who want to add digital memorial content to a loved one’s gravestone, rather than general enterprise SaaS users.
Access from mainland China cannot be determined from the page. External links such as YouTube are generally not directly accessible in mainland China, which may affect the actual memorial content experience. Payment, shipping to China, and localized support are also not disclosed. For use in China, alternatives could include domestic online tomb-sweeping services, online memorial halls, cemetery-operated digital memorial services, or local QR-code content hosting solutions.
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inqr.no is an Norway SaaS provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 5.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Limited (proxy recommended). Click "Visit Official Site" to reach inqr.no directly.