Beam — QR Code & Send to Phone

Your phone is right there. Getting this page onto it shouldn't involve signing in, syncing, emailing yourself, or WhatsApp-ing links to your own number. Beam turns anything on your screen into a QR code your phone scans in seconds — generated entirely on your machine. No account. No cloud. Your camera is the cable. WHAT IT DOES • This page → phone (Alt+Shift+B): scannable QR of the current URL • "Start where I am": the QR encodes your reading position, so your phone opens the article at the exact paragraph you stopped at — not the top of the page • Right-click anything → Beam: selected text, a link, an image address, or the page, each as an instant QR in a small window • Wi-Fi QR: type your network name and password, guests scan and join — no spelling "capital Q, underscore, seven" out loud. Nothing is saved. • Read QR codes ON the page: decodes a code visible on the current page, so you don't have to point your phone at your monitor to know where it goes WHAT IT DOESN'T DO • No account, no sign-in, no "connect your device" ritual. • No tracking, no analytics, no network requests — QR generation and decoding are bundled and run locally. • Nothing is stored: Wi-Fi passwords live only in the open popup; beamed text is held in session memory just long enough to display and cleared when the browser closes. • No host permissions — it can only touch the tab you invoke it on.