The code is your front desk

Nobody's on shift at 9pm, and a machine's playing up. The code on it pays and starts a wash, reports the fault with the machine number already filled in, or shows a first-timer which cycle to pick, so the site runs itself.

  • Pay and start a specific machine, no coins, no app queue
  • Faults reported with the machine number, straight to you
  • Instructions and top-ups on the wall, so an empty shop still helps
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3 places
Machine stickerPay & start
Wall signSomething wrong?
Door decalHow it works
Unattendedmost of the day. The codes do the work a counter wouldQRmory
One per machineso a fault report names the machine without the customer guessingQRmory
Eveningsare when the how-to and pay codes get scanned mostQRmory
The setup

Four jobs, done without staff

An unattended site lives or dies on how easy it is to pay, get help and report a problem. Each machine carries its own codes; the walls carry the rest. All dynamic, so a price change or a new payment link never means re-stickering.

Website

Pay & start

Opens the payment page for that exact machine and starts the cycle. No coin queue, no shared card reader.

Goes onOn each machine
Website

Report a fault

The machine number is already in the link, so you get 'Washer 6, not draining', not 'a machine's broken'. You know which one before you drive over.

Goes onOn each machine, and the wall
Video

How to use

A short clip: load, pick a cycle, add detergent, start. Ends the 'how does this work' phone calls to a shop with no phone.

Goes onWall, entry door
Multi-link

Loyalty & top-up

Top up a wash balance and see the loyalty card. Regulars keep it on the phone instead of a punch card that lives in the car.

Goes onDoor, wall

9pm, nobody on shift

How a fault gets handled when the site is empty.
9:02 PMWasher 6 won't drainA customer's stuck with a full drum and no one to ask.
9:03 PMShe scans the sticker on that machineThe report form opens with 'Washer 6' already filled in. She types one line and sends it.
9:03 PMYou get it on your phoneMachine number, the fault, the time. You take it out of service remotely if your system allows, or first thing tomorrow.
9:05 PMShe moves to Washer 7Pays and starts it from the code on that machine. She's not left the shop or lost the evening.
Next morningYou fix the right machineNo guessing which washer, no walking the floor testing each one.
Print guide

Where it goes, how big, what breaks it

PlacementMin sizeError corr.Links toWatch out for
On the machine (front panel)40 mmHPay & start / faultHeat, damp and detergent splashes. Laminated vinyl above the door line, not on the lid where it gets wet and worn.
Machine number label25 mmHReport a faultKeep the printed number big beside the code. People read it out on the phone too.
Wall poster100 mmMHow to useScanned from 1.5–2 m across the room. Dark on light, and mount it at eye height, not up near the ceiling.
Entry door glass80 mmMHow it worksReflections and street light at night. Matte print, and test it through the glass after dark.
Fault / help sign60 mmHReport a faultPut it where someone frustrated will look: at the machine and by the door, not just behind the folding bench.
Starter kit

Three codes, pre-filled

We set the type, the frame, the wording and the error correction for each one. You paste your links and hit download.

Open the kit Free account · 3 dynamic codes · no card
PAY & STARTPay & startWebsite · Badge · ECC HSOMETHING WRONG?Report a faultWebsite · Label · ECC HHOW IT WORKSHow to useVideo · Label · ECC M
Naming at scale

One code per thing, named like the thing

Number every machine and put the number in the link. A fault report then arrives tagged to the machine, and a pay code starts the right drum. Adding a second site? Generate the whole set in one go and hand the file to whoever's doing the stickers.

Washer 1 → scan.[site].com.au/w1 · LIVEWasher 6 → scan.[site].com.au/w6 · FAULT REPORTEDDryer 3 → scan.[site].com.au/d3 · LIVEDryer 8 → scan.[site].com.au/d8 · LIVE
Recommended for laundromats

Explorer — $5.99/mo

A single site needs a code per machine plus a handful for the walls. That runs past Free fast. Explorer's 25 dynamic codes cover a typical shop, with bulk generation for the machine set. A multi-site operator with dozens of machines steps up to Creator.

25 dynamic codes Scan analytics Change the destination any time 1 custom domain
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Laundromats questions

The ones owners actually ask us before they print.

No. The pay code opens your existing payment or machine-control page; QRmory gets the customer to the right one for that machine. Keep using whatever provider you already have.

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