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Self-hosted platform turning URLs into human-readable shortcuts
Slash lets teams create, tag, and share custom short links, with analytics and a browser extension, all self-hosted via Docker for quick deployment.
Slash is a self‑hosted platform that turns any URL into a readable shortcut like s/shortcut. It targets teams and individuals who constantly share links across chat, email, and documentation, offering a central place to create, tag, and organize those shortcuts.
Users can define custom short links, group them into collections, and control visibility per link—public or teammate‑only. Built‑in analytics show click counts and source information, helping you understand link usage. A browser extension for Chromium‑based browsers and Firefox lets you invoke shortcuts directly from the address bar, streamlining daily workflows.
Slash runs in a single Docker container. By executing the provided docker run command, the service is exposed on port 5231 and stores data in a mounted volume using SQLite. This lightweight setup requires only a container runtime, making it easy to host on a personal server, VPS, or within a larger infrastructure.
When teams consider Slash, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
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Team knowledge base linking
Team members store and retrieve project docs via short, searchable links, reducing time spent hunting URLs.
Customer support resource sharing
Support agents share consistent help‑article shortcuts with customers, improving response speed.
Marketing campaign tracking
Marketers create campaign‑specific short links, monitor click sources, and adjust outreach based on analytics.
Personal productivity hub
Individuals curate personal collections of frequently used tools, accessed directly from the browser bar.
Run the provided Docker command; it pulls the image, maps port 5231, and mounts a data volume.
Yes, each link can be set to public or restricted to teammates.
Basic traffic counts and source referrers are displayed per shortcut.
Currently only browser extensions for Chrome, Edge, Arc, and Firefox are provided.
Slash stores data in an embedded SQLite database within the mounted volume.
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