Strips the tracking, keeps the link working
Removing query parameters is easy; removing only the ones that track you and leaving the ones the page needs is the whole job. Checked at paste time, before anything is stored.
Open source · self-hosted
A short link that does not watch who clicks it.
Most shorteners are surveillance with a convenience feature attached. This one keeps the convenience: it strips the tracking parameters from your destination, leaves the ones the page needs, and never reads the address of the person who clicked.
you paste
example.com/post?utm_source=newsletter&fbclid=IwAR…&id=7it keeps
example.com/post?id=7What it does
Nobody is counted twice
No IP address is read — not logged, not hashed, not counted. Counters are aggregate: total clicks and when the last one happened. Nothing that reconstructs who went where.
Routes by device, not by person
One link, an App Store target for iOS and a Play Store target for Android, or an A/B split. The User-Agent is read in flight to decide and never stored.
Links that end themselves
A PIN in front, an expiry date, or a click budget after which the link self-destructs. The unlock attempts are limited per link, not per visitor — because there is no visitor to limit.
Your own domains
Point a domain you own at it and short links come out under your name. Several at once, if you keep projects apart.
Made to be scripted
API keys for a CLI, a bot or an editor plugin, bulk import from CSV, export back out, and HMAC-signed webhooks when a link is created or runs out.
Use this one, or run your own
Accounts here are approved one by one by a person. The service is one static binary with its dashboard inside and a SQLite file — the image is built from a tagged commit, scanned before release, and published with provenance.