Analytics you can actually question
Country, device, source, campaign — and above all, cross them. “Which devices do my French visitors use?” has an answer.
Shorten, track and route smartly — on your own domain, without tracking your visitors.
Four things almost nobody else offers, and they change what a link can do.
Country, device, source, campaign — and above all, cross them. “Which devices do my French visitors use?” has an answer.
Colours, logo, margins. The code stays scannable, and its destination stays editable after printing.
Add your domain, prove it with a DNS record, and your links carry your name — not ours.
Visitors to your links get no cookie and no ad ID. Their IP address is used once, at click time, to derive a country and a salted fingerprint; the address itself is never stored.
The same address can go straight through, open an app, or change destination depending on who follows it. Switch whenever you like — what is printed, shared and pasted never moves.
Every visitor to the right place, by device or country.
Yes, at any time — it is the whole point. The short address never changes; what it points at can.
A Klyk QR encodes your short address, not the final destination. Once printed it stays valid even if the destination changes ten times.
Not on your visitors: someone who follows your link receives no cookie, and nothing is stored on their device. The site itself sets two, for you only: your session while you are signed in, and a language cookie if you switch languages.
It is used once, at click time: to derive a country, and to compute the salted fingerprint that lets unique visitors be counted. The fingerprint is kept — that is what makes the count possible — but the address itself is never written to the database.
Yes. Add go.yourbrand.com, prove ownership with a DNS record, and your links live there.
Daily totals are kept for good. The click-by-click detail — the one that lets you cross two criteria — is kept for 90 days, and the interface says so when a question reaches past that window.
Yes, as CSV, over the period on screen. Every dimension is in it, not only the ones the dashboard shows.
Your links are yours. Export your stats, and if your links are on your own domain, point them wherever you like without breaking what is already printed.
Create your first link in under a minute.