

MostlyQR is a dynamic QR platform for teams that print codes at scale. Mint serialized codes per item (not per product line), carry GS1 Digital Link and DataMatrix on the package, track every unit individually, and catch counterfeits when one serial scans in two places at once. Full geo/device/time analytics, a REST API, bulk CSV import, integrations (Zapier, Sheets, Slack, Discord) and your own domain. The commitment underneath it: a printed code never expires. Cancel and it freezes to its last destination and keeps resolving, so printed material never becomes landfill because a plan lapsed.

MostlyPDF gives teams the full PDF toolkit — merge, split, organize, convert to and from Word/Excel/PowerPoint, compress, OCR, redact, protect and sign — in the browser, with a flat-priced API for automation that charges per operation rather than in credits, so a job's cost can be worked out before it runs. Files are processed over an encrypted connection and deleted after the operation. Enterprise adds air-gapped or self-hosted deployment, dedicated capacity, security review and a support SLA for teams running PDF at scale. The everyday tools are free and unlimited with no sign-up, no watermark and no daily wall; Pro ($5/month) lifts files from 10 MB to 1 GB and unlocks OCR, Office conversion, redaction and e-signatures with no per-tool add-ons.
Mostly Tiny is a vendor that specializes in creating compact and efficient technology solutions. They focus on developing innovative products that prioritize simplicity and user-friendliness, catering to a diverse range of customers. Their offerings include software and hardware designed to enhance productivity and streamline operations, making them a valuable partner for businesses seeking to optimize their technological resources.