SwiftURL

SwiftURL is a branded URL shortener and link management platform that also handles mobile app deep linking. It is built for marketers, agencies, and app teams that need short links that are safe, measurable, and on-brand. Instead of juggling a generic shortener, a separate deep linking tool, and scattered spreadsheets, SwiftURL combines them into one workflow with safety checks, real analytics, and governance built in.

What Makes SwiftURL Stand Out

• Branded custom domains: Serve links from your own domain with automatic SSL, so every click builds brand trust.
• Deferred deep linking: Send mobile users into your app after install, without device fingerprinting, using privacy-first attribution.
• Safety checks by default: Every destination is scanned against Google Web Risk, malware, phishing, and shortener-chain signals before it goes live.
• AI-powered insights: Analytics surface geo, device, referrer, UTM, and growth trends, with bots filtered out and scheduled email digests.
• Governance and compliance: Tamper-evident audit logs, role-based access, and consent tooling for regulated messaging, on every plan.

Who Should Use SwiftURL

• Marketers and creators who want professional branded short links, free forever, with real click analytics and safety checks.
• Agencies that need to manage multiple clients in separate organizations with distinct domains, roles, and reporting.
• Mobile app teams that require deep linking, deferred deep linking, and install attribution to drive users into their app.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SwiftURL really free?

Yes, the Free plan is free forever and includes safety-checked links, core click analytics, and audit log access. No credit card is required.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes. Paid plans let you serve links from a custom domain or subdomain with SSL provisioned automatically. Free plans use the shared sftl.in domain.

How does SwiftURL handle deep linking?

SwiftURL supports iOS Universal Links and Android App Links. When the app is installed, users open directly into the app; otherwise they fall back to the App Store, Play Store, or a web page. Deferred deep linking carries the target through an install without device fingerprinting.