Secure and elegant token management for your digital needs.

AdmitiQ is an open-source library for signed, expiring, optionally single-use QR and URL tokens—so event tickets, attendance codes, coupons, and check-in links can’t be forged or reused forever.

Install: pip install admitiq · npm install admitiq

Same token format in Python and JavaScript. Try the live tutorial (no account): https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/tutorial — playground: https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/debugger — by LogicLitz (https://logiclitz.org)

Key Features:

• Signed Tokens: Ensures the integrity and authenticity of your QR codes and links.

• Expiry Dates: Set specific expiration times for your tokens, enhancing security and control.

• Single-Use Option: Implement optional single-use functionality for maximum security on sensitive links.

• Easy Integration: Available as a Python package (pip install admitiq) and a JavaScript package (npm install admitiq) for seamless integration into your projects.

AdmitiQ is developed by LogicLitz, offering a robust and user-friendly approach to managing digital tokens.

Stop shipping forever-reusable QR “tickets.” AdmitiQ is an MIT library that issues signed, expiring, optionally single-use tokens for QR codes and deep links—same format in Python and JavaScript.

pip install admitiq
npm install admitiq

Try it: https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/tutorial
Playground: https://admitiq.logiclitz.org/debugger
By LogicLitz · https://logiclitz.org

Talk to me in the comments. Pick one:

Did a screenshotted QR ever burn you? Tickets, class attendance, coupons, parking, visitor badges?

Are you shipping this in Python, Node, or both?

What should we build next: better Express/FastAPI examples, offline ES256 scanners, or hosted revoke?

We are here all day. Roast it, star it, break the tutorial, tell us what is missing.