StaticCred

Print-ready Google and TripAdvisor review cards for local businesses. Paste a review link, tune the live preview, export 300 DPI PNG or PDF. Nothing runs on a server.

Local shops lose reviews because asking is awkward: no ready-to-print ask, QR codes pointing at the wrong page, and resellers unable to pre-print stock without knowing the store. Generic QR tools don't speak print: DPI, bleed, and card sizes.

One flow: paste a Google/TripAdvisor link, tune a WYSIWYG preview across 5 print sizes with dark/Google card themes and star, NFC, serial, and bleed toggles, then download a pixel-exact PNG or mm-exact PDF. Blank-print mode gives resellers activatable serials buyers bind later by scanning.

A single pure drawCard(ctx, opts) drives preview and export with no duplication: ECC-H QR with 4-module quiet zone, offscreen full-res render, jsPDF mm-size 1:1 embed. The only backend is Vercel KV for blank-card activation (/r/[id], activate/manage with PIN hash, rate-limit, scan counter). Generator and export never touch the network. Decisions recorded as six ADRs.

Five print sizes at exact 300 DPI math with 3 mm bleed and crop marks, dual QR modes with first-wins activation and PIN-gated management, and an admin-gated /cards list. Print output stays pixel-identical across app themes.