Urlytix
Short links with privacy-first analytics
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Short links with privacy-first analytics
8 followers
Urlytix is a privacy-first link analytics platform. Create short links and QR codes, then track clicks by device, source, and UTM — without treating visitor data like a free-for-all. IP addresses are hashed, bots are filtered, and everything lives in one clear dashboard for solo makers and teams. Built for people who want to know what’s working — without bloated trackers. Start free, share a link, and see live traffic in minutes.
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Love the privacy-first angle, especially the hashed IPs and bot filtering. One thing I'd find super useful is a simple A/B testing feature for the same destination URL, so I can compare two short links or QR codes side by side and see which one actually drives better quality clicks based on the metrics you already track.
@yasemineryitn Hi Yasemin,
That’s a great suggestion, thank you so much 🙌
A/B testing is actually something I’ve been thinking about for the roadmap, but your point about comparing “quality clicks” using the existing metrics makes it way more powerful.
Being able to generate multiple short links or QR codes for the same destination and directly compare their performance side by side is a really strong idea — I’ll definitely look into prioritizing this.
Really appreciate the feedback, comments like this genuinely help shape the product 🚀
Privacy-first link tracking is such a welcome angle, and the dashboard sounds clean. One thing I'd love is server-side conversion tracking that lets me send a conversion event back when someone signs up, so I can see which short link actually drove the signup instead of just the click. Would round out the click-to-conversion picture nicely.
@hlyakapancnlzt Hi Hülya,
That’s an amazing point — really appreciate you bringing this up 🙌
You’re absolutely right, clicks alone only tell part of the story. Being able to send server-side conversion events and tie them back to the original short link would unlock a much clearer click-to-conversion view.
This is actually very aligned with where I want to take Urlytix — not just tracking traffic, but helping understand real outcomes. I’ll definitely explore adding a simple and developer-friendly way to handle conversion tracking like this.
Thanks again for the thoughtful feedback, this is exactly the kind of insight that helps shape the product.
Hashed IPs out of the box is a nice touch, and the dashboard actually loads fast without drowning you in vanity charts. Setup took me about two minutes flat.
@melispjet Hi Melis, thanks a lot! Glad you liked the fast setup and clean dashboard — I’m trying to keep things simple and useful 🙌
Love that the dashboard actually shows device and source breakdowns side by side instead of burying them under a dozen menu clicks. The whole flow from pasting a long URL to seeing live traffic feels genuinely tight.
@bedriyeenyv1wb thanks!