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Getting started

Getting started

Follow this path after you register and verify your email. Each step matches routes in the authenticated application.

Prerequisites

Step-by-step

  1. Sign in

    Use email and password or Google OAuth if your environment enables it. Multi-factor authentication may be required by your administrator.

  2. Open your workspace

    You land on the analytics dashboard. URLs are scoped with your workspace slug, for example /w/your-workspace/dashboard. Bookmark this for your team.

  3. Create a link

    Go to Create link, set a title and HTTPS destination, optional UTM defaults and campaign tag, then save. Every link ships with a matching QR code you can export. Owners and admins manage content; analysts consume analytics.

  4. Distribute the short link

    Share the /t/{short_code} URL in ads, email, and social—or place the QR asset on packaging and signage. Clicks and scans enqueue asynchronously—see Architecture.

  5. Invite teammates

    Owners and admins invite members from Team settings. Invitations are email-based and bind the user to a workspace role.

Custom domains (white-label)

Owners and Admins can serve short links from client-branded domains (e.g. go.clientbrand.com) via Workspace settings → Domains. Add the hostname, create the ownership TXT record at _iutils-links-challenge.{your-domain} with the token shown, and point a CNAME (or A/ALIAS at the apex) at links.iutils.net. Verification runs automatically and is re-checked daily; if the TXT record disappears the domain stops serving and Owners/Admins are emailed.

Once verified, assign the domain to links when creating or editing them — the copy button, share panel, public stats page, and QR codes all use the branded URL. Unknown short codes on a custom domain land on its configurable not-found URL. Note: short codes remain globally unique across all domains, and TLS is expected to terminate at your edge/proxy (Cloudflare, Caddy, Forge).

For administrators

Before go-live, confirm Stripe keys, mail transport, queue workers on the ingestion queue, and cron for the scheduler. See Operations.

Natural next steps

Links & QR codes · UTM & tracking · Exports