About QR Code & Barcode Scanner
QR Code & Barcode Scanner is a focused productivity utility from Digital Futures that turns an ordinary phone camera into a dependable code reader. It is built for short, everyday tasks, so you can capture a code and keep moving without wading through settings.
Reading Codes On The Spot The app concentrates on a single job: recognising QR codes and barcodes that appear in front of the camera. Because that is the whole point of the tool, the flow stays direct rather than being padded with extra screens. It suits routine situations where a printed or displayed code needs to be picked up quickly, and it works as a straightforward companion for anyone who regularly encounters codes in daily life.
A Lightweight Install File size is 7.2 MB, which keeps the download small and the footprint modest once it is on the device. A package of this size places few demands on available storage and should install without special preparation. That lightness also means it is easy to keep around for occasional use rather than treating it as a heavy application you only open rarely.
Device Compatibility The build requires Android 7.0 or newer, and newer devices are covered by that baseline as well. Checking the requirements before installing is the simplest way to confirm that a particular handset or tablet is supported, and the stated floor gives a clear signal about how far back the app reaches.
Version And Publisher Details The current release is version 1.2.0, dated 2026-10-03, published by Digital Futures under the package name com.digitalfutures.scanpro. It is filed in the productivity category, and the listing does not provide a content rating. These particulars are useful when confirming that the copy on your device matches this release.
APK Information
- Version
- 1.2.0
- Size
- 7.2 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Oct 3, 2026
- Package
- com.digitalfutures.scanpro
- Developer
- Digital Futures
Features
QR Code Scanning
Barcode Reading
Compact Utility
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Android versions can run this app?
The listing states that the build requires Android 7.0 or newer, so handsets and tablets sitting at or above that floor are covered, and devices running anything more recent are covered too. If your device is older than the stated requirement, this release is not intended for it. The quickest check is to compare your device's Android version against the requirement shown in the technical details before installing.
How much storage does the download take up?
The file size is 7.2 MB, so the download itself is small and the app stays lightweight once installed. That leaves plenty of room on devices with limited internal storage and makes it practical to keep installed for occasional use rather than removing it after a single task. As with any installation, it is worth confirming that your device has some free space available before starting.
What version is currently listed, and when was it released?
The current version is 1.2.0, dated 2026-10-03. Those two details together identify this exact release, which is helpful if you are checking whether the copy installed on your device matches what is described here. The package name com.digitalfutures.scanpro is the identifier to compare as well, since it confirms you are looking at the same application rather than a similarly named one.
What category does this app belong to and who publishes it?
It is filed in the productivity category and published by Digital Futures. Productivity is the right home for a tool like this, since scanning a code is normally a quick task that supports something else you are doing rather than an end in itself. The developer name and the package name com.digitalfutures.scanpro together confirm the origin of the build.
Does the listing show a content rating?
No. The content rating for this application is listed as unknown, so no age guidance or content classification is provided in these details. Anyone who relies on content ratings to decide what to install should treat that information as unavailable here rather than assuming a particular rating applies.
