Design QR experiences without code: inside the Canvas builder

Some QR types don't need design. A phone-call code opens the dialer; a WhatsApp code opens a chat. There's no page involved, so QRFlow keeps those as a two-field form and gets out of your way.

But hosted experiences — menus, business cards, feedback forms, product pages — are real web pages that your customers will actually read, on their phones, in your restaurant or showroom. Those deserve better than a fixed template.

The Experience Canvas builder is a drag-and-drop editor for exactly those pages. You compose blocks — headings, text, images, menu sections, contact actions — pick a theme preset, and connect your business profile so opening hours, addresses, and social links stay consistent everywhere they appear.

A deliberate design decision: the canvas only appears where it makes sense. If a code's scan ends in a redirect, there is no page of ours to design, and offering a page builder there would just be a trap — you'd design something no scanner would ever see. The experience registry knows which types render hosted pages, and the builder shows up only for those.

Under the hood, every page is a node tree rendered by the same engine in the editor and on the public page — so what you see while designing is exactly what a scanner gets.