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Shorty by Mike Cao

Simple self-hosted URL shortener written in PHP.

🌱 Open Source Makersgithub.comLaunched 2011

Indie alternative to:Bitly

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About Shorty

Simple self-hosted URL shortener written in PHP. Shorty is a open source makers product built by indie maker Mike Cao, launched in 2011.

Status
Active
Launched
2011
Website
github.com

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Shorty FAQ

What is Shorty?

Shorty is a open source makers product: Simple self-hosted URL shortener written in PHP.

Who made Shorty?

Shorty was made by Mike Cao, Creator of Umami, the open-source, privacy-focused Google Analytics alternative. It launched in 2011. Mike Cao has also built Umami, Flight, Sparrow.

Is Shorty still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Shorty is still active and run by Mike Cao at github.com.

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