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Recent updates
- Announcement
Bio page messages and signups: advance privacy notice
Bio pages may collect Contact messages and email addresses pending confirmation no earlier than 20 November 2026 at 00:00 UTC. The new collection remains off until 14 full days after this notice is visible in the app and RSS feed, and until the updated legal pages and backend are released. Read the proposed changes in the linked post; the legal pages show current text until activation.
- Announcement
Changes to our Privacy Policy and Terms, from 22 October 2026
Our Privacy Policy and Terms now cover AI suggestions and voice drafting: who answers AI requests, how long recordings are kept, and your own keys.
- Tutorial
Advanced analytics: moving beyond simple click counts
Click counts are vanity. Real link analytics tell you who clicked, where they came from, and what to do differently — once you know what distorts the number.
- Engineering
Understanding UTM parameters, and how to stop typing them
UTM parameters are how analytics knows which campaign sent you a click. What the five fields mean, why casing splits your reports, and how to stop typing them by hand.
- Tutorial
How to set up a custom domain for your short links
Add your own domain and prove you own it; serving links from it is not switched on. Here is what to add in DNS, what verification is actually checking, and what to do when it does not verify.
- Tutorial
Five ways to use password-protected links
Password-protected links are not just for the paranoid — they unlock real use cases for creators, agencies and product teams. And one thing they cannot do.
- Comparison
Trizlink vs generic shorteners: the honest comparison
When a generic shortener is enough, when it is not, and what we built differently — including the cases where you should stay where you are.
- Feature
Why a link-in-bio page is essential for creators in 2026
Social platforms keep tightening outbound traffic. A link-in-bio page is the cheapest way to reclaim it — and the only part of the funnel you actually own.
- Feature
Collaborating securely: introducing Trizlink workspaces
Invite teammates, assign roles, and share work without sharing credentials. What a workspace contains, what each role can do, and why switching leaks nothing.
- Announcement
The Trizlink story: why your link tools never agree
Three tools, three dashboards, three numbers that never agreed, and one question none of them could answer. Why Trizlink exists, and where its numbers stop.
- Announcement
What is Trizlink? Short links, bio pages and posts in one workspace
Short links, a bio page and social posts in one workspace, which reports all three on one timeline. What each part does today and what is not switched on.
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