CrashCode: Accident QR data

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About this app

CrashCode is the privacy-first app for quickly exchanging vehicle and insurance data after accidents.

HOW IT WORKS:
1. Create profile — Enter vehicle, insurance, and contact data (or scan from your vehicle registration document)
2. Show QR code — In an accident, open the app and show your QR code
3. Other party scans — All relevant data is displayed instantly

FEATURES:
• QR code with all relevant data (vehicle, insurance, contact)
• OCR scan: photograph your vehicle registration instead of typing
• Accident report following the European standard: tick circumstances, draw a sketch, take photos, both parties sign
• Multiple vehicles (car, motorcycle, company car, bicycle)
• Accident history with timestamps and GPS
• PDF export for insurance claims (incl. sketch, photos, signatures)
• Maximum screen brightness when showing QR
• PIN protection for your data
• Send your accident report straight to your insurer (Pro)
• Driving-school co-branding: schools can personalize the app for their students

100% OFFLINE & PRIVATE:
• No servers — your data stays on your device
• No cloud — no account needed
• No tracking — no ads
• No internet connection required
• Encrypted storage (iOS Keychain)
• GDPR and Swiss nDSG compliant

BUILT FOR SWITZERLAND:
• Swiss vehicle registration OCR (owner, chassis number, plate)
• All Swiss cantons and license plates recognized
• 4 languages (DE, FR, IT, EN)
• Insurance-independent — works with any policy

USE CASES:
• Rear-end collision in traffic — exchange data in 10 seconds
• Parking lot bump — no paper note needed
• Language barrier — QR code is language-independent
• Motorcycle — no paper, no pen needed
• Company vehicle — insurance number always with you
• Bicycle/e-bike — works even without a license plate

CrashCode — set up once, always ready.

What’s new

This version makes the accident report smoother:

• Accident sketch: vehicles are much easier to move and rotate with your finger – bigger cars and grab areas
• The input field now stays visible above the keyboard (e.g. "Police called")
• Fixed: tapping a field sometimes zoomed the view in unexpectedly