Like buttons get offline

In the seven months since its inception, millions of Like buttons literally flooded the entire Internet. But this is not enough: now they appear even on the streets . Imagine that the goods on the storefront can be "zaylakat" simply by pointing at him a smartphone with a program for recognition of QR codes.



This service was invented by the Belgian startup Likify , which has just been opened for beta testing. Everything is very simple: register on the site and generate a QR code for your page (you specify the URL and text of the message), after which you can download a picture of the code, print it on posters - and paste it anywhere, even on your chest.