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liblin

Libre, open-source URL shortener designed for hackers and privacy-focused users, enabling self-hosting, instant setup using index.txt, no ads or tracking, free core service, customizable links, direct redirects, minimal workflow, with optional custom domains.

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  1.  Lightweight
  2.  Privacy focused

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  1.  No Tracking
  2.  No registration required
  3.  Ad-free
  4.  URL Forwarding

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  • Licensing

    Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free Personal product.

  • Pricing

    Subscription that costs up to $25 per month.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is liblin?

libl.in is a free, libre URL shortener built specifically for hackers — no ads, no tracking, no corporate strings attached. Instead of wrestling with long, clunky URLs, you fork the liblin repo, drop in your own index.txt, and instantly get a clean, memorable link like libl.in/yourname that redirects straight to your project. It's $0 forever for the core service, with optional paid subdomains or custom domains if you want extra branding.

Built by a fellow FOSS advocate for the FOSS community, libl.in proves that useful infrastructure doesn't have to come wrapped in surveillance capitalism — just fork it, link it, and ship it.