URLR
The GDPR-compliant platform for easy link shortening
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Hugo Posnic

URLR - The GDPR-compliant platform for easy link shortening

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The GDPR-compliant all-in-one platform for easy link shortening. ✂️ Link Shortener 🚀 Simple and powerful 🇫🇷 Data in France 🛡️ GDPR compliance Our goal is to help you grow your brand: QR codes, custom codes, custom domain, CSV import, API, statistics,...

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Hugo Posnic
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👋 Hey community! Thank you for checking out our project. URLR is a URL shortener that put a strong focus in GDPR compliancy, is reliable and have some unique features! We have a free plan and some paid plans for advanced use-cases. It started in 2019, and I wrote the story behind it in this IndieHackers post that had some success: https://urlr.me/5Kvd8 It would be amazing if you can try URLR and find a great utility to it to improve your brand image and trust. 🚨 And you know what? There is a great promo code (and the first one since the beginning of the project) for this special launch: 30% for 3 months with the code PH30MAY until June 15th, 2023 🙏 I look forward to your feedback on URLR and I will be happy to answer all your questions!
Jules Maregiano
Congrats on the launch @hugoposnic
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@jukkez Thank you Jules! Really appreciate your support :)
Gaël de Mondragon
Congrats on launching! I enjoyed reading the backstory on indiehackers. I haven't used url shorteners so far but I think this is partly due to lack of knowledge on the various features they come with. I'll keep your in mind next time :) Very cool that you have a free tier to test it out. Good luck today!
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@gael_de_mondragon Thank you Gaël for your support! Glad you enjoyed my IH post :) Don't hesitate to try it out yes! The main advantage of a paid URL-shortener is too use it with your custom domain. And then you can share beautiful links that inspires trust. Thank you again!
Mariam Yusuf
I didn't know about GDPR requirements for link shorteners. Nice to see you launch. All the best!
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@mariamyusuf_ It's related to the data required for clicks tracking. So better if you truly respect GDPR requirements! Thank you for the support :)
Mariam Yusuf
@hugoposnic Right. Thank you!
Designbreeze
Solid product man, good thinking here. This is something people will actually and definitely use.
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@spirosm Thank you so much for this kind support 🙏
Jaime Matos
I was not aware of the amount of GDPR related issues existing with URL shorteners and their tracking, Congratulations on the launch!
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@jaime_matos Yes Jaime, that's a significant topic and one of the primary reasons why companies choose us—because they value the privacy of their users!
Michael Scheiwiller
Hey Hugo, congrats on the launch!!! Landing page looks really nicen! I do not know much about GDPR-compliance, but how i know you, you know exactly what you are talking about! Crush it!!
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@milappert Thank you Michael! Truly appreciate your words 🙏
Max T.Pham
Wow cool App & also the domain (super short). Congrats on your launch Hugo!
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@maxtpham So happy that you find the app useful! 😁
Congratulations on the launch. 🚀🚀
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@patricia_botic So nice from you! Thank you Patricia 🙏
Janine N
I love this! Compliance often gets eyerolls and people find it difficult to deal with, but it is so important. Great idea and good luck with this!
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@janine_nitz Thank you Janine! Compliance is such an important topic that it needs to be taken seriously! Good tools are tools you can trust!
Jan Sondergaard
What about SMS filtering by telcos? One reason we had to give up on URL shorteners was because AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon etc. started filtering text messages (SMS) containing bit.ly, tiny.url etc. I suspect this will be subject to the same filtering eventually. One problem with URL shorteners is that recipients cannot see where they end up, and therefore a great way for scammers to send fishing attempts.
Hugo Posnic
Maker
@jan_sondergaard That's why you should use your own custom domain. And that's something URLR support 😁 Let me know if you want more info on that!
Jan Sondergaard
@hugoposnic nice! Will check it out.
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