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Your links, their click counts, and your API keys.

Create an account · Lost your password?

Accounts hold no email address, so a lost password cannot be reset.

What an account adds

Shortening never needs one. An account exists so your links are listed somewhere you can find them again, and so you can give them a name of your choosing.

A list of your links

Every link you make while signed in is kept in one place, searchable and sortable.

Click counts

How many times each link has been followed. A total per link — nothing about who followed it.

Custom aliases

Choose the text after the slash instead of taking a random code.

API keys

Raise the API rate limit from 100 to 1,000 requests an hour. The API itself needs no key.

What it deliberately does not do

No location, device or referrer data is recorded against a click.
No email address is attached to the account, so there is nothing to leak.
No paid tier, no quota and no upsell.
Password protection, expiry dates and click limits work with or without an account.
QR codes are free for every link, signed in or not.

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