Remove trackers, spot fake sites, create links.
Removes the tracking bits that sites add to links (utm_…, fbclid, gclid, YouTube and Spotify’s si, Instagram’s igsh, Amazon’s ref and tag…), so the link you share is shorter and doesn’t say where it came from.
Nothing is opened or sent: everything happens on your device. So a short link (bit.ly, t.co, amzn.to…) can’t be unfolded: open it once, then clean the address you land on. The lists cover the most common trackers; a site can always invent a new one.
Each link is also checked for tricks: letters from another alphabet that look Latin (the real address is shown), a name that imitates a known brand (paypa1, rnicrosoft), or a brand placed in front of another site (paypal.com.secure-login.xyz: the real site is secure-login.xyz). A warning is a reason to be careful, not proof; no warning is not a guarantee.
A link with UTM tags (to see in your stats where visitors come from), a WhatsApp link that opens a chat with a ready message, a pre-filled e-mail, or an “add to calendar” event (a Google Calendar link and an .ics file for Apple and Outlook).
Free, no account, nothing is sent: it runs in your browser, even offline.