LazyGEO
lazygeo.com
GEO service that tracks and improves how AI assistants recommend your startup.
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Redirectly by Dmytro Virych
Redirect and link analytics tool.
About Redirectly
Redirect and link analytics tool. Redirectly is a analytics & data product built by indie maker Dmytro Virych, launched in 2025.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2025
- Category
- Analytics & Data
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Redirectly revenue
Dmytro Virych has publicly reported $283 MRR for Redirectly. Revenue figures are self-reported and not independently verified by IndieMakerList. See the indie maker revenue leaderboard.
Redirectly has a verified revenue page on TrustMRR, which reads revenue directly from the payment provider: See live revenue on TrustMRR ↗
More products by Dmytro Virych
Developer tool product for building Mac apps.
Mac developer tool.
Mac developer tool for managing environments.
Redirectly FAQ
What is Redirectly?
Redirectly is a analytics & data product: Redirect and link analytics tool.
Who made Redirectly?
Redirectly was made by Dmytro Virych, Ukrainian maker of LazyGEO, Redirectly and Mac dev tools, 21+ products shipped. It launched in 2025. Dmytro Virych has also built LazyGEO, Build Mac App, Localdock, Envly.
Is Redirectly still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Redirectly is still active and run by Dmytro Virych.
How much revenue does Redirectly make?
Redirectly has publicly reported $283 MRR. This figure is self-reported by the maker and not independently verified.
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