About qraffic
qraffic is built and run by Cuanto Labs, a software studio in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
qraffic turns every QR code into a trackable, editable short link: scan analytics, geo & device targeting, and A/B testing for CRO across mailing, social, and advertising.
Leadership
Eliran Yihye
Founder and Lead Engineer
Eliran Yihye designed and built qraffic end to end. He wrote the redirect engine that resolves a short link to a destination by targeting rule, A/B variant or default, and answers with a 302 before any analytics work runs. He modelled the data in Postgres with row-level security per account, so a scan can be written by the public redirect path while dashboards only ever read their own tenant. He built the scan pipeline that hashes visitors instead of storing IP addresses, the Redis read-through cache in front of slug lookups, the server-side QR renderer for print and bulk export, and the plan quotas and metered overage billing. The stack is Next.js, TypeScript, Drizzle ORM, Neon Postgres, Upstash Redis and QStash, and Stripe.
He leads engineering at Cuanto Labs, the software studio behind qraffic.
Read the engineering write-up: How we built qraffic.
Built by Cuanto Labs
Cuanto Labs is a software studio in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, that designs, builds and runs its own products alongside custom software for clients. Learn more at cuantolabs.com.
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