I'm Pratik, and I built Xaply solo. It's a URL shortener, but the thing that bugged me about most shorteners was that the redirect waits on analytics logging before it sends you anywhere. So I built Xaply the other way around. Xaply runs on Cloudflare's edge. When someone clicks a link, the slug resolves from a fast cache and the redirect fires immediately. Click tracking (device, location, referrer, timestamp) gets logged separately in the background afterward, so nothing slows the visitor down. A few things I'm proud of: Free plan that's actually usable, not a crippled trial: 50 links, 5,000 clicks a month, 7 days of analytics, no credit card needed. Pro plan for creators and power users: 500 links, 50,000 clicks a month, a full year of analytics history. Business plan at $39/month for teams: unlimited active links, 1,000,000 tracked visits a month per workspace, 3 years of click history, up to 30 workspaces you own, 50 seats with owner/admin/member roles, and signed webhooks for link.created, link.updated, link.deleted, and link.clicked so you can wire it into your own tools. Every plan gets custom or auto-generated short slugs, QR codes, password-protected links, expiry dates, and pause/resume. There's also a native Android app that shares the same account as the web dashboard, so your links stay in sync wherever you create them. I'd love your feedback, especially from anyone managing links at scale or across a team. Happy to answer anything about the architecture too, I genuinely enjoyed building the redirect and analytics split.

Xaply

Short links that redirect instantly, not eventually.

Short links that redirect instantly, not eventually.