GoHara

The origin of the QR code

In 1994, Japanese engineer Masahiro Hara sought a solution to track automotive parts in Toyota factories. By observing the black and white stones of the game of Go, he imagined a two-dimensional code capable of storing far more information than a simple barcode.

The QR code was born. Today, it connects billions of people around the world.

GoHara: the tribute

GoHara pays tribute to this story. Go for the ancient game. Hara for the visionary inventor. Our brand merges fashion and technology to create the first connected t-shirt.

Your space

A dashboard in your image

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Customizable profile

Username, bio, profile photo. Create a page that looks like you and will be visible to anyone who scans your QR code.

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16 social networks

Instagram, TikTok, Spotify, YouTube, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord and more. Add all your links and reorder them with drag-and-drop.

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Scan statistics

Track in real time how many people have scanned your QR code. Charts by day, device type, trends over time.

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12 visual themes

Violet, Ocean, Sunset, Forest, Neon, Dark, White, Black, Cherry, Gold, Mint, Fire. Change the look of your page with one click.

gohara.store/client/dashboard

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T-shirts

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Appareils

@david_style

Fondateur de GoHara

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Instagram

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TikTok

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Spotify

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YouTube

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Twitter / X

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12 available themes

Discover the collection

How it works

Each GoHara t-shirt carries a unique QR code. When someone scans it with their phone, they discover your personalized digital profile: your social networks, your bio, your links - your entire world in one scan.

You keep full control: edit your profile at any time from your personal dashboard.

From the game of Go to the connected t-shirt