URL Shortener
A serverless link. No database, no dashboard, no click tracking.
How this is different: a real shortener needs a server to store a mapping and redirect visitors. This one has neither — the destination is encoded directly inside the link itself. That means it works with zero infrastructure and zero tracking, but very long URLs won't shrink much. It's genuinely shorter for typical links, not for already-long ones.
Long URLs are awkward to share in a text message, on a business card, or in a space-limited post. This creates a short link entirely without a server — the destination is encoded directly into the link itself, so it works indefinitely with no database and no tracking.
How it works
- Paste a long URLAny full link, including https://.
- Click Create linkThe destination is encoded directly into a short /go link.
- Share the short linkAnyone who opens it gets redirected instantly — no server involved.
FAQ
Why is my short link sometimes not much shorter?
The destination is encoded directly into the link itself rather than stored in a database, so very long URLs don’t compress much.
Do these links expire?
No — since there’s no server or database, the link works for as long as this domain exists.