Client · Human-writable codes
+zzThis
+Write a code by hand. A phone reads it and opens what it links to.
+WIP · zzthis.com live · v1 API in staging · patent pending
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What it is
zzThis is a code people can write by hand: a few plain words between zz markers, such as zz-copper-lantern-sky-zz. A phone camera reads it and opens the record linked to it: a page, a file, a form, or a zzPage.
+It works alongside barcodes and QR codes, for logistics, inventory, postal and everyday use, where a printer or label is not at hand. zzThat is the free consumer app built on it.
+Zero State lists zzThis as client work. zzThis is Michael Chung's invention and IP, not a Zero State product.
+In short
Write the code on tape, a box or a sign; scan it with the zzThat app; open what it links to. The reader ignores case, accepts hyphens or spaces, and asks rather than guesses when a word is unclear.
+zzThis is Michael Chung's invention, patent pending; zer0state builds it: a shared grammar library, an API on Cloudflare Workers, and iOS, Android and web clients. Handwriting accuracy is being measured on a real-photo test set; it is not yet a published result.
+The hero image is a concept render.
