A big batch of new things
This release is a chunky one. After cutty got an API and an MCP server, I took on the things you asked about most often — and a few I wanted myself. It's all live already, still no account to start and no tracking.
More to see in your stats
Every link now has its own view split by device and browser, plus a 24-hour breakdown of clicks. If you need the raw data for your own analysis, you can export it to CSV with one button. We count it from request headers, without cookies and without building profiles — same as before.
Tags, folders and search
When you have a lot of links, the dashboard starts to get lost. I added tags, folders and search — type a fragment of the address or name and you've got what you're looking for. Links can also be organised in bulk.
One link, many destinations
On any link you can set rules by country or device — one address for iOS, another for Android, yet another for traffic from a specific country. And when no rule matches, you can switch on A/B rotation and split traffic across several addresses by weight. On top of that came scheduled activation (the link goes live at a set time) and webhooks, which send a notification to your endpoint on every click.
Link-in-bio page
New for people who put a single link in their bio: you build a mini page at cutty.dev/your-name — with a blurb, an avatar and a list of links, in one of four themes. It's a light, no-tracking alternative to Linktree.
Small things that make a difference
- Bulk import — paste a list of addresses and create many links at once.
- All QR codes in a ZIP — one download instead of clicking through them one by one.
- Custom preview card — you set the title, description and image that social crawlers see, while a human still goes straight to the destination.
- The API and MCP gained new abilities: bulk operations, reading stats, and tags and folders when creating links.
Developer details are in the API docs. If something doesn't work or is missing — write to [email protected], I reply the same day.