Guided personal identity based actions

A method comprising:

• receiving an action from a first device of a first user;
• generating a QR code that visually represents an identifier of the action and includes a graphical element representing the action, the graphical element comprising an animation embedded within at least a portion of a machine readable code of the QR code;
• causing presentation of the QR code on the first device;
• determining that a second device of a second user has interacted with the QR code presented on the first device;
• and
• in response to determining that the second device has interacted with the QR code presented on the first device:
• generating a user interface that includes an option to automatically include a current location of the second device in a message transmitted to the first device;
• causing presentation of the generated user interface on the second device;
• and
• disabling one or more options presented in the user interface to make one or more options unavailable to the second user based on a device type or device model of the second device.

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions that when executed by hardware processing circuitry cause the hardware processing circuitry to perform operations, the operations comprising:

• receiving an action from a first device of a first user;
• generating a QR code that visually represents an identifier of the action and includes a graphical element representing the action, the graphical element comprising an animation embedded within at least a portion of a machine readable code of the QR code;
• causing presentation of the QR code on the first device;
• determining that a second client device of a second user has interacted with the QR code presented on the first device;
• and
• in response to determining that the second device has interacted with the QR code presented on the first device:
• generating a user interface that includes an option to automatically include a current location of the second device in a message transmitted to the first device;
• causing presentation of the generated user interface on the second device;
• and
• disabling one or more options presented in the user interface to make one or more options unavailable to the second user based on a device type or device model of the second device.