What's new

• A proper welcome when you upgrade. Subscribing now sends a confirmation with everything in one place — your plan, how it's billed, the amount and the date it renews — and a PDF receipt attached for your records. Each renewal sends a fresh receipt too. Subscribed in the iPhone or Mac app? You get the same welcome, with a PDF confirming what your App Store purchase unlocked.
• A heads-up before you're billed. Three days before your plan renews, an email tells you the date and how it will be charged — or, if you've cancelled, the day it ends, so nothing catches you by surprise.
• Your dates at a glance. The Plan & billing page now shows when you started your plan, how it's billed, and exactly when it renews or ends, with a countdown.
• Emails, redesigned again. A cleaner card, a clearer button, tidy summary tables, and proper dark mode.

• Subscribe in the app, see it on the website — always. The Plan & billing page says "Billed through the App Store" with the renewal (or end) date. And it fixes itself: if the website ever missed a subscription you bought in the app, just open the app (or tap Restore purchases) and your plan catches up.
• Every email we send got a redesign: a clean card, a proper button, a preview line in your inbox, and real dark-mode support.

• Your App Store subscription belongs to the account you bought it on. It can't be borrowed by another account here — if you try Restore purchases while signed in to a different account, the app tells you which account the subscription belongs to (shown partly hidden, like ja…@example.com) so you can sign in to the right one.
• The billing page tells you more about a plan bought through Apple.

• File links play in more places. Paste a video or audio link into Mastodon, Slack, X, WordPress, Notion and many more, and it plays right there — on top of Discord, Telegram and iMessage from 2.7. (Signal and WhatsApp always show a still preview; the file plays one tap away.)
• Rename a file whenever you like. The name doesn't have to be right at upload any more: rename from the file's link page or the Uploads list — or PATCH /api/v1/uploads/{id} — and the page title, the chat previews and the download name all follow. The short link never changes.

• Personal links stay personal. The team view now shows exactly what belongs to the team: links on team-shared domains, and links in team folders. Everything else is yours alone — nobody on the team sees it, the owner included, and that goes for team stats and exports too. Pick a team domain on the link form and a small note tells you the link will be shared.
• Hand a domain to another account. On the Domains page, Hand over… offers a domain to another account by email. They have 7 days to accept; links keep working the whole time. You choose whether your own links on the domain go with it, click history included.

• Short links never get cut off any more. With a longer domain, link lists used to shorten links.yourbrand.com/spring to links.yourbra… — on the website, in the iPhone, iPad and Mac apps, on Android and in the browser extension. The short link is the thing you made; now it always shows whole.
• The domain picker too. On phones, the link form's domain list clipped longer domains. It now gets its own full-width row, so the whole domain reads before you pick.

A quality pass over the whole site — every page, signed in and out, phone and desktop, light and dark:

• Nothing scrolls sideways on a phone any more. The free QR tool and the import page's source switch could push the page wider than the screen; both now wrap neatly.
• Keyboard users get a visible ring on every button, link, tab and row — and it only appears for the keyboard, never on taps.
• Small things that make it feel right: linked sections no longer hide under the header; pages cross-fade as you move between them; taps on a phone feel instant; click counts don't jiggle as they tick up; buttons carry a touch more depth; dialogs blur what's behind them. All of it respects "reduce motion".

Share a file link in Discord, Slack, iMessage or anywhere that unfurls links, and it now shows a real preview instead of a plain text card:

• Videos play inline. Paste a clip into Discord and it plays right there, no download. Works for .mp4, .mov, .webm and .ogv.
• PDFs show their first page, so people can see what they're opening.
• Everything else gets a proper card with the file's name, type and size.
• Previews respect protection. A password-protected or expired link shows nothing: the preview is locked exactly like the file itself.
• The file page itself got a polish: videos open on a preview frame, the audio player sits in a proper card, and PDFs center correctly on phones.

• Subscribe right in the iPhone, iPad and Mac apps. Pick a plan, pay with your Apple Account, done — your plan is live everywhere, website included. Manage or cancel it in your Apple subscriptions like any other app.
• One-click import from Shlink. Bring your links over from a Shlink installation with its address and an API key — back-halves, titles, tags, dates and visit totals included.

• Sign in from a phone. On small screens the website's menu didn't offer Sign in. It now ends with Sign in and Sign up free (or Open dashboard when you're signed in).

• Shareable stats pages. Give a link — or all your links together — a secret read-only address and send it to a client: live clicks, visitors and where they came from, no account needed. Turn it off and the address stops working instantly.
• Routing by the clock. A link can go different places by time and day — lunch menu 11–3, dinner menu after, weekend page on weekends — in the timezone you pick.
• Click milestones. The first time a link passes 100, 1,000, 10,000 or more clicks, you get a little cheer by email.
• QR codes in bulk. Tick links and press QR codes: a zip with each code as SVG and PNG, in its saved design.
• Clean back-halves. Rude words are kept out of short links on shared domains. Your own branded domains are never filtered.
• Company sign-in (SSO). Sign in through Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace and other company sign-in providers.
• Teams: the owner picks the domains. Each domain can be shared with the team or kept personal.

This release is about getting in and taking Share with you:

• Three more one-click importers. Move your links in from Short.io, TinyURL or YOURLS with just an API key — next to Bitly, Rebrandly and CSV. Clicks come along where the source shares them.
• Share for Android. The full app — shorten and edit links, analytics with charts, QR codes, shareable stats pages, file uploads, and "Share → Share" from any app.
• A browser extension. Shorten the page you're on (or any link you right-click) from Chrome, Edge or Firefox — the short link lands on your clipboard.
• The iPhone, iPad and Mac apps caught up: time-of-day rules on a link, and sharing a link's stats page from its menu.

The iPhone, iPad and Mac apps grew up around accounts:

• Create an account in the app — name, email, password, done.
• Sign in with Apple for new and existing accounts alike.
• Forgot password? The apps can email you a reset link.
• Delete your account from the bottom of the Account tab, with a clear list of what goes.

The biggest update yet.

• Conversion tracking. Add one line of script to your site and see sign-ups, sales and revenue next to clicks for every link and campaign.
• Move from Bitly or Rebrandly in one click. Your links keep their back-halves and their click counts come with them.
• More QR codes. Wi-Fi, contact cards, email, text message, map location and app download codes, with "Scan me" frames.
• Slack. Type /shorten in any channel. There's a proper Zapier app too.
• Link templates. Save UTM presets and settings you use a lot, and start new links from them.
• Peek before you click. Add a + to the end of any short link to see where it goes.
• Security. See every browser you're signed in on and sign them out, give API keys only the permissions they need, and teams can require two-factor sign-in. There's a new free viewer role for people who only need to see stats.
• Help center, changelog and status page. You're reading one of them.
• In your language. Share now speaks Spanish, Portuguese, French and German.

• Live view: watch clicks arrive minute by minute.
• Compare any period with the one before, and download a PDF or spreadsheet report.
• Campaign and UTM source breakdowns.
• Broken-link alerts: we check your links' destinations every day and email you if one stops working.
• Sign in with Google, Apple or a passkey.
• Bio pages can collect email sign-ups and take payments, and every button has its own stats.
• Branded domains can show their own front page and "not found" page.
• Download everything in your account as one ZIP file.
• Refer a friend and you both get credit.

New accounts can try a paid plan free for their first month. No charge until the trial ends, and you can cancel any time before.

The API documentation was rebuilt: easier to read on phones, with code examples you can copy in one click.

Link-in-bio pages got a new look: themes, button styles, fonts, a profile picture and social icons. What you see in the editor is exactly what visitors see.