Feature Requests

Hi Short.io Support Team, I hope you're doing well. We are currently integrating the Short.io API into our data pipeline and would like to request a feature enhancement regarding the Links API[ https://developers.short.io/reference/get_api-links ]. From our analysis of the API documentation and actual API responses, it appears that there is no update capture support for the Links endpoint. Specifically: There is no updated_at field or similar metadata available to detect when a link has been modified. The API responses return only creation-related timestamps (e.g., created_at), with no way to identify if or when a link was updated. We have also not found any webhook or audit-trail-related API support that would notify us of link changes. At the same time, we noticed from the Short.io dashboard that users can update existing links, such as changing the destination URL, title, tags, or other attributes. However, without an update detection mechanism, we are unable to sync those changes efficiently—our only fallback is to re-fetch all links periodically, which is not scalable for customers managing a large number of links. Feature Request: We request the addition of an updated_at field in the Links API response, along with update capture support via the API, to enable identification and retrieval of only the modified records during incremental syncs. This enhancement would help: Improve data freshness Reduce load on your API and our systems Provide a better experience for mutual customers We’d greatly appreciate it if you could let us know whether this is on your roadmap or if any workarounds exist today. Thanks for your time and support! Best regards, Ram

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

Would be much appreciated if you can do this.

Redirects for the address http://domain.com/nonexisting-page can be set up for 404 errors, but redirects for non-existing pages at http://nonexisting-pages.domain.com subdomain cannot be implemented. Can you add this feature?

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.

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!

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.

Please, it would be very appreciated

The FILTERS option doesn't always find what I need and it seems very slow. A simple "Search" field that would scan all links, similar to the basic browser's "search" field that scans the page. Simple and fast.