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NiceLinks
Expand short links and trace redirects on iPhone
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Expand short links and trace redirects on iPhone
2 followers
See where a short link leads before opening it. NiceLinks traces redirects, shows destination domains and keeps scan history on your iPhone or iPad. Start with 3 free scans; Pro adds batch checks and watermark-free exports.





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Hey Product Hunt, I’m Lilou, the maker of NiceLinks. 👋
You get a link in a DM. It’s short, it’s opaque, and you have no idea where it goes.
I built NiceLinks to make that destination easier to inspect. It’s a native iPhone and iPad app that traces redirects and shows the final destination domain, HTTP status codes, and URL structure findings—before you decide whether to open the link yourself.
A few things to try:
• Expand a short link and follow its redirect chain.
• Revisit previous checks in your private, on-device history.
• Preview a stamp-style report card.
• With Pro, check up to 20 unique URLs in a batch and export cards without watermarks.
NiceLinks is a URL inspection tool, not an antivirus or a safety guarantee. A scan makes requests to the entered site and its redirect destinations, without executing webpage JavaScript. Scan history stays on your device.
Website names are labeled by their source, so a site’s self-declared name isn’t presented as an independently verified identity.
You get 3 free single-URL scans to try it. Pro is an optional monthly or annual auto-renewable subscription, with prices shown in your local App Store currency. No NiceLinks account is required.
When you inspect an unfamiliar link, what helps you most: the final destination, the redirect route, or the source of the website’s name? I’d love to hear what you’d want to see next.
Thanks for trying NiceLinks!