A private dashboard for every short link made on this device. No registration, no password to remember, no email address — open the page and your links are there with their live statistics. Use it to copy a link again, repoint it to a new destination, review who opened it, or clean up links you no longer need.
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Every link created on this device, with its visitor and password-unlock history. Your links are matched to an anonymous device signature rather than to a browser profile, so the same computer or phone sees the same list in Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari — no account and no sign-in required. Expand any row to inspect the traffic log, edit the destination without changing the short URL, or delete the link permanently.
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When you create a link, it is stored next to an anonymous device signature built from screen size, timezone, pixel density and hardware capabilities. That signature is identical across the browsers installed on one machine, which is why a link created in Chrome still appears here when you open the site in Firefox or Edge on the same computer. It contains no name, no email and no account.
Press the pencil icon on any row to point an existing short link somewhere else. The short URL never changes, so anything you already printed, posted or shared keeps working — visitors simply land on the new target. This is useful for campaign links, temporary landing pages and documents that move between hosts.
Expand a row with the chevron to open the traffic table. Each entry shows whether the hit was a normal visit or a successful password unlock, plus browser, device class, operating system, country and timestamp. Nothing personally identifying is recorded — no IP addresses are shown and no cross-site profiles are built.
The trash icon removes a link and its history immediately and permanently. Visitors who open the old short URL afterwards see a friendly not-found page with an invitation to create their own link instead of a broken redirect.
The list is tied to the device you are using now, so links created on a different phone or laptop will not appear here. Clearing site data, using a private window with storage disabled, or changing your screen resolution and display scaling can also change the device signature. If you saved the manage token returned by the API when the link was created, you can still update the destination through the developer API. For everything else, the FAQ and help page covers the most common questions.
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