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Your statistics, to decide on facts

Who clicks, on what, from where, on which device: a dashboard per page and per link, the trend day after day. Stop guessing, start reading.

Free, no credit card.

What works moves up, the rest goes

Page views, clicks per link: your best links at the top, the others identified. Per tag, the result of a whole campaign on a single screen.

  • A dashboard per page and per link
  • Periods you compare
  • CSV export for your reports

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A short link’s dashboard: the period you choose, clicks and their change, a breakdown by country, and every click in detail, exportable as CSV.

From where, on what, when

Country and city, device and browser, source — the bio, the QR code, the direct link. You know which channel brings you people, and you invest there.

See QR codes

The tag list: each with its colour, how many items it gathers and their combined statistics; on the right, the tag filter open.

Data, not profiles

Aggregated statistics, never an individual tracked. No targeting, no resale: your audience stays yours, and you stay compliant without thinking about it.

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A link page on a phone: logo, title, description, social networks, then four links including a banner and two half-width ones.

Know which network really pays off

You post on Instagram as well as Pinterest, with the same effort, without knowing which one brings you enquiries. Your link page counts views, clicks per link and where they come from. After a month you can see where the clicks on your contact form come from, and you put your energy where it pays.

Frequently asked questions

What data is collected?

Views, clicks, country, city, device, browser, origin. Aggregated, never tied to a person.

Can I export my statistics?

Yes, as CSV, from each page or link, over the period of your choice.

Are statistics free?

Yes. They are part of the free plan, for pages and short links alike.

Can I compare two periods?

Each key figure shows its change against the previous period of the same length: seven days against the seven before. The small curve gives the day-by-day detail.

Do I lose the statistics of a deleted link?

Yes, they go with it. An archived link keeps its own, so archive rather than delete when you want to hold on to the history.

How far back does the history go?

How far back, and how much detail, depends on the plan. All-time counters stay visible either way, and the CSV export lets you keep your own archive.

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An account, an address, your first links. And already, your first clicks counted.