About iQR

What iQR is about

iQR — Intelligent Quick Response — is Applied IoT on Everyday Life. One sticker with an iQR code gives an ordinary object a way to reach you: a doorbell beside a front door, a menu on a café table, a tag on a dog's collar, an open-house sign on a lawn, a box in a storage locker, a way for someone to call you without being given your number. Its use cases sit in seven groups, each one scanned with any phone camera, and every one editable long after it has been printed. iQR is built and operated by Ikasud Media Inc. in Langley, British Columbia.

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Registered trademark

iQR® is a registered trademark of Ikasud Media Inc., on the register of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) since January 5, 2024.

Mark

IQR (standard characters)

Registered for

Paper labels (Nice class 16)

Registration no.

TMA1217502

Application no.

2166619

Registered

January 5, 2024

Valid through

January 5, 2034 (renewable)

Owner

Ikasud Media Inc., British Columbia, Canada

Register

Canadian Intellectual Property Office

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The Team

Jimmy Tanzil

Lead Architect

Founder of Ikasud Media Inc. in Langley, BC. Designs the platform architecture, the infrastructure it runs on, and the product direction.

Brings 20+ years of enterprise IT and systems integration — AWS, cloud infrastructure and large-scale integration work.

Joshua Tanzil

Full Stack Developer

Over his Grade 9 summer break, Joshua built the iQR web app end to end — a PHP back end, a MySQL database and a JavaScript front end, writing both the back end and the front end himself.

He integrated Twilio for SMS and SendGrid for email into the app, so labels could actually notify their owners.

Over his Grade 11 summer break, Joshua integrated iQR with the Stripe payment gateway and the Printful API, so users can order printed QR labels online and have every order fulfilled automatically by Printful.

He then began converting the web app into fully working native iOS and Android apps — still in development.

Claude Code Agents

Rapid Deployment Team

The implementation team taking iQR to its next version, directed by Jimmy Tanzil. Work arrives as a written brief. Agents go out in waves to build it, a lead agent reviews what comes back, and it is reviewed again before anything ships. Jimmy sets the direction and the standard; the agents build, prove it in a browser, and report.

Recent shifts: thirty-nine use-case landing pages, a first-party analytics pipeline and the admin dashboard behind them, in one night. A home page reel of photographs the next. This page, portraits and all.

Working through the night is less impressive than it sounds — someone still has to decide what is worth building.

Claude Code agents by Anthropic, directed by Jimmy Tanzil.