Your link. Your finishing touch.
Choose a name that feels like you. Organise with tags, set an expiry, add a password, or change your mind later.
Custom slugs Tags Passwords Expiry
Independent by design
A thoughtful home for your links. Shorten, share, and see what connects — with useful analytics and a little more respect for everyone who clicks.
Free and open source · MIT
01 / The bigger picture
Where people arrive from. What they click. When an idea catches on. A calm, complete view of your links, with the details that matter.
15 dimensionsFrom country to campaign.
One clear viewAll your links, at a glance.
Everyone welcomeKeyboard controls. Tables for charts.
02 / Good things, small packages
For the thing you made, the event you’re planning, or the newsletter you finally sent. Give every destination a better way in.
Choose a name that feels like you. Organise with tags, set an expiry, add a password, or change your mind later.
Custom slugs Tags Passwords Expiry
Put a link on a poster, a package, or a business card. Download your QR code and see scans separately from clicks.
Ready for print. Made for the real world.
Redirects at the edge. Click recording runs in the background.
Pause a link, update its destination, or restore one you deleted.
Export your links as CSV. Use the API. Keep the database.
03 / A lighter footprint
Useful analytics don’t need a dossier. MargioLink keeps the context of a click — country, device, referrer, campaign — and leaves out the raw IP address and tracking cookie.
Read the privacy noticeVisitor codes change at midnight UTC and differ for each link. Daily unique counts tell you how a link is doing, without a lasting visitor identifier.
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04 / A place of your own
Run MargioLink in your own Cloudflare account. One Worker, one D1 database, and a domain with your name on it.
Get startedSelf-hosted. MIT licensed. No subscription to us.
Clone the repository and create your D1 database. The setup guide walks you through the configuration.
git clone https://github.com/amargiovanni/margiolink
Connect a domain, set your admin credentials and hashing secret, then apply the database migrations.
Deploy, make your first link, and share it. Or try the local demo to explore a dashboard full of sample traffic.
Read the setup guideBuilt in the open. Made to be yours.
Use it. Read it. Make it better.
That’s the nice thing about open source.