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QR-log Bridge Testflight & Sample
Validation streams for real-world scanning

Test QR-log Bridge under practical field conditions.

This page is the hands-on validation surface for QR-log Bridge. Use it to test reconstruction quality, robustness, handling on iPhone and iPad, and behavior under different distances, angles, lighting conditions, and device movement.

The sample viewer gives you multiple stream profiles, including a new superrobust sequence for harsher scan environments and stress testing.

Available streams

Choose the profile that matches the test condition.

Each GIF variant stresses the receiver differently. Use smaller streams for quick validation, larger ones for throughput and sustained scanning, and the super robust stream for difficult real-world capture scenarios.

Mini GIF

Fast setup and short validation loops

Useful when you want a quick end-to-end confidence check with minimal scan time.

Medium GIF

Balanced validation stream

Best for routine testing of throughput, stability, and standard reconstruction behavior.

Super Robust GIF

Higher resilience for difficult capture conditions

Useful when you want to push robustness harder under movement, distance, or less ideal optical conditions.

Preview workspace

Switch streams, monitor load state, and preview the active GIF.

Testflight sample GIF preview
Use this page for standard validation and the fullscreen page for maximum scan area.
Validation guidance

What to test and what to watch for.

Focus areas

What to test

Focus on scanning reliability, transfer completion, iPad and iPhone landscape layout behavior, optional header handling, and file reconstruction under real-world conditions such as different lighting, distances, angles, and device movement.

Operator flow

How to test

  1. Launch the app on an iPhone or iPad.
  2. Open this sample page or the fullscreen viewer.
  3. Scan the QR frames using the app camera.
  4. Switch between the GIF variants and compare behavior.
  5. Verify that the file is reconstructed correctly.
  6. Check preview, share action, stored file library, and debug export if enabled.
Feature set

Key features under test

  • QR code-based file transfer
  • Optional protocol headers with default fallback settings
  • Block-based parity and FEC recovery
  • Interleaved replay and repeated parity frames
  • CRC32 and SHA-256 verification
  • Camera lens selection, tap-to-focus, and zoom
Build notes

Special notes

  • Camera access is required and used only for QR scanning.
  • No external hardware is required.
  • The app is designed as an offline transfer bridge.
  • If no header is present, the receiver falls back to default protocol settings.
  • The build includes a local received-files sheet for previous transfers.