Scan Login gets your barcode ready in two taps.
A practical barcode utility for warehouse, logistics, retail, postal, fulfilment, and back-of-house teams. Save the details you already type, show them as barcodes, scan with the handheld, and get back to the job.
- Store
- Google Play Store
- Platform
- Android, iOS (coming soon)
- Access
- App, tile, widget, NFC
- Mode
- Offline first
Easy one-screen setup.
Enter your login details once, save, and show the barcodes when the handheld scanner needs them.
Enter it once
Type the login details you already know, then save them on the device.
Use it as a barcode
Open the barcode screen when the scanner needs a login and scan instead of typing.
Scanner timed out. Gloves still on. Password needed again.
Scan Login was shaped around the awkward bits of real warehouse work: cold areas, handheld scanners, repeated logins, mounted phones, and shared workstations.
Access 1
App and notification
Open Scan Login normally, or pull down the persistent notification and scan from there.
Access 2
Quick Settings tile
Keep barcode access one swipe away when you are moving between tasks.
Access 3
Home-screen widgets
Put one barcode, both barcodes, or a launch button on a mounted phone or work phone.
Access 4
Workstation NFC
Pair an NFC tag so tapping the phone at a desk launches the app, even when the app is not already open.
Features
Small app. Properly thought through.
Glove-friendly scanning
Large barcode display and widget barcodes reduce fiddly typing when you are in the chiller, freezer, yard, or warehouse aisle.
Scanner-friendly formats
Code 128, Code 39, and QR Code options cover common handheld scanner setups.
Auto-tab and auto-enter
Optional suffix settings can add tab, enter, line feed, or combined submit behaviour after scans.
Lock and logoff
Hide barcodes from the app, notification, widgets, and lock screen until you unlock again.
Shift scheduling
Pause outside active days or hours, then auto-resume for the next shift window.
Encrypted QR backup
Move setup to another phone with a passphrase-protected QR restore flow, without cloud sync.
No account. No cloud. No workplace integration.
Scan Login turns values you enter into barcode images on your own device. It is a personal utility, not an integration with an employer scanner estate, warehouse system, or login service.
- Works offline.
- No Scan Login account.
- No cloud sync.
- No employer system integration.
- Values you enter stay on your device.
Always follow your workplace policy when using a personal device at work. Employer names and logos should only be used with permission.
Made for barcode login workflows.
Warehouse teams
Repeated scanner logins, cold rooms, gloves, and shared handhelds.
Drivers
A dashboard-mounted phone, face unlock, and barcode widgets can keep the scan close.
Managers
NFC stickers at shared workstations can launch the app where the login happens.
Logistics teams
A generic barcode utility for barcode login workflows across retail, postal, fulfilment, and back-of-house operations.
iOS version in the works.
The Android version is live now. The iOS version is in the works, and iPhone users can join the early access list.
Android live
Get it on Google Play Store.
The Android app is live and ready to download from Google Play Store with no purchase price, subscription, or upsells.
iOS coming soon
Want Scan Login on iPhone?
Join the iOS early access list and we will email you when the iPhone version is ready to download.
Safe around workplace systems.
Scan Login is a local barcode utility. It does not create an account, connect to employer systems, or send the values you enter to an online service.
- No separate Scan Login account to approve or administer.
- No online service receives the values you enter.
- No connection to employer systems, scanner estates, or login services.
- Barcode screens can be hidden until the phone is unlocked with biometrics or passcode.
- Details stay on the device and can be checked against your workplace policy.
If your workplace has personal-device rules, follow those first. The privacy and terms pages set out the app boundaries in plain English.