Public code on the shirt
The visible code is for everyone around you. Each scan opens the current signal set by the owner.
Signal · live
Wear the signal.
Public outside. Yours inside.
Public code on the outside, private key inside. Set your signal. Change it whenever you want.
Wear the signal. Change the destination anytime.
It looks like a graphic tee, but the code is alive: it can open a profile, playlist, invite, shop page, or mini page without changing the shirt.How it works
There is no app trick in the shirt itself. The public code stays the same, and ScanCore changes what opens online.
The visible code is for everyone around you. Each scan opens the current signal set by the owner.
You get a private access code for configuration. Keep it to yourself, because it controls what the public code shows.
The owner view shows basic scan activity, so you can see when the shirt catches attention.
Use it for
One scan can send people to whatever matters right now. Today it can be your profile, tomorrow a playlist or a current offer.
Point the code to TikTok, Instagram, Linktree, or a simple page with your links.
Change it to a Spotify playlist before school, a party, a trip, or a new week.
Send people to your online shop, product page, discount code, or current collection.
Use the shirt as a moving invite to Discord, a class event, a match, or a pop-up.
Show a short message, inside joke, challenge, or clue that you can replace later.
For a team, creator, school club, or brand: change the campaign without changing the shirt.
One code, many possibilities
For everyone else it is a normal scan. For you it is a wearable code you can point to a new link without reprinting it.
One public code is visible on the shirt. The private owner code stays with you.
They see one clear action: scan the graphic on your shirt.
That can be a link, mini page, photo, offer, message, or anything else online.
When you want, use the private owner code. The code printed on the shirt stays the same.
Signal · live
Order a ready shirt with a public code. The code stays on the fabric, and you change the online destination without touching the print.