QR Code Printing and IOS app
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Darryl
As I have many black WD drives and internal hard drives lying around , so It would be nice to be able to print a QR code with a label/ name that I can scan with my phone to see the content. Sometimes we don’t have time to plug in numerous unlabelled drives to find the right one! I know you could use a label printer which is fine if you are local. However if you keep backup drives remotely and don’t have a computer handy to plug them into then having a readable QR code would be useful and better than printing out the contents on A4 and attaching to the drive.
Frase
Hey, that's a really interesting idea! Because a core feature of DriveVault is keeping everything totally offline and private, I don't think we will be integrating an iOS app any time soon. But I do see the vision and how this would add value to a small sector of users. In version 1.1, we will be releasing CSV export, which will allow you to export a spreadsheet of every file on your drives. If the QR code thing is something you wanted to pursue personally, then I would upload these to google sheets or similar, create QR codes to those spreadsheets and then just stick them to your drives. That will probably be the best work around for you for now :)