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Stop spelling out the Wi-Fi password. raqu turns it into a card you can hold in your hand: your guest points a camera at the code and is online. Type the network name and the password, and raqu draws the QR code and lays the cards out on an A4 sheet with cutting lines. Print it, cut the cards apart and put one in the guest room, in the hallway or on the table at the cabin. THE CARD • Network name, password and QR code on one card, ready to scan • WPA, WPA2 and WPA3 are preset; WEP, open networks and hidden networks work too • Show or hide the password characters, and copy the password with a tap • The app warns about what usually goes wrong: a space at the end, an invisible character from a paste, a password that is too short — and asks you to test the card with a phone before you print more THE SHEET • One, two, four or nine cards per A4, from 130 × 180 down to 62 × 88 mm • Folding…