Why Stelyo exists

Stelyo started from one specific, avoidable failure: a dynamic QR code that worked perfectly on a product box, a storefront window, or a brochure — until the subscription behind it lapsed, and it silently started 404ing on print that was already out in the world and impossible to recall.

That's the wrong failure mode for something printed. A web page can be taken down and nobody notices. A QR code on ten thousand printed boxes can't — it's out there whether or not anyone keeps paying for it, and the platform behind it shouldn't get to decide it just stops working.

So Print Insurance isn't a feature bullet point for us — it's the reason the product exists in the first place. Everything else (styling, analytics, routing, an API) is what a dynamic QR platform is supposed to have. Print Insurance, EU hosting with no cookies, and a price that doesn't move after you sign up are the three things we built specifically because we didn't see another platform take them seriously.

We're a small team, still in beta, and honest about what's not finished yet — multi-user accounts and automatic billing are both marked as coming soon rather than pretended into existing. What is live is live because we use it the same way you would: print a code, trust it, move on.