Feature Requests

extend geotargeting functionality also according to the language of the user's browser

Currently, when we configure UTM parameters (such as utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, etc.) on a Short.io link, these parameters are not automatically passed along to the final URL if it redirects to an app store (e.g., Google Play Store or Apple App Store). It would be great if Short.io could automatically append any configured UTM parameters to the final app store URL when redirecting. This would ensure proper attribution for marketing campaigns, especially when using install referrer tracking or analytics platforms that rely on these parameters.

It would be nice to be able to view the query strings of the short link in analytics, for example, to be able to save who clicked on the link: https://domain.short.gy/custom-url?user=123 And then, in analytics, some way to see a list of the clicks with the query parameters there.

Would be great to have the following: Add a token to Original URL with City ID or Name of where user clicked? EXAMPLE: Original URL is: http://www.mywebsite.com . You modify the Original URL by adding something like http://www.mywebsite.com?cityCode=121212 or http://www.mywebsite.com?cityName=Dallas Add a token to Original URL with number of times clicked by this user? EXAMPLE: Original URL is http://www.mywebsite.com . You modify the Original Url by adding something like http://www.mywebsite.com?userClickCount=4 Don’t edit the Original URL in your system, just append the token when redirecting the user. This would be great for customizing links by geolocation and by how many times the user has clicked the link.

These shortened links can be configured to redirect users to different destinations based on factors like device type (PC, mobile), operating system, or even browser.

Currently, SSL failure notifications are only sent several hours after the problem is detected, most likely after several attempts. It would be extremely helpful to receive an immediate email after the first failure of an attempt to issue or renew a certificate. This would allow us to act more quickly, especially when the configuration of a domain (for example name servers) has changed and causes validation errors. Optional: Add the ability to customize the alert delay in the settings.

Currently, the Short.io API allows downloading short links but does not provide access to their click statistics at scale. While individual link analytics can be queried using /getlinkinkid, there is no way to retrieve clicks for all links in a domain without manually exporting from the user interface. This limits automation and integration with data pipelines. Please consider adding an endpoint or expanding the /links API to include click counts or support domain-wide analytics export via API. This would be incredibly helpful for large-scale link tracking, reporting, and monitoring in automated environments. Thanks!

On the /settings/integrations/apps page it says "desktop application - to install an app you need to open this page with Chrome browser". I use Thorium, which is a Chromium based browser. The Chrome desktop app should also work in all Chromium based browsers, like Brave, Edge, et al.

Hello team, I've been using your app for many years now, and it's great! I want to ask for a feature request: a short URL with some kind of logic, based on its additional parameters, to direct the visitor to different URLs. For example, we'll have the short URL: go.short.io/product-name and I'd like to create logic based on fb_ad_set parameter. And if we pass this parameter: go.short.io/product-name&fb_ad_set=A -> it will direct it to an optimized page for FB AdSet A visitors While if we pass this parameter: go.short.io/product-name&fb_ad_set=b -> it will direct it to another page optimized for FB AdSet B visitors The main reason is that we want to keep the same URL on Facebook Ad Settings, passing only the parameters, in order to maintain the engagement among different ad sets (when we duplicate them) and ads. This would help us a lot to show our ads have strong social proof. Thank you for the consideration!

It would be very nice to have the ability to hide the destination url address when any short link address I shorten is checked on websites like redirect-checker.