A customer told me she had four browser tabs open just to check one campaign's performance.

One for the shortener. One for the QR code tool. One for the link-in-bio page. One spreadsheet to actually compare them.

That's the exact problem we built the dashboard to kill.

Short links, QR codes, and your Link-in-Bio page all live in one place in SimpleURL. Not three logins. Not three exports. One dashboard, one set of analytics underneath all of it.

Here's what that actually looks like on a normal Tuesday.

You ran a poster with a QR code, a short link in this week's email, and your Instagram bio pointing to the same landing page. Instead of pulling three separate reports and lining them up in a spreadsheet by hand, you open one screen and see all three side by side. The poster QR got 40 scans. The email link got 210 clicks. The bio link got 85. Same afternoon, same view, no exporting anything.

That's the difference between guessing which channel worked and knowing it before lunch.

It also means when someone on your team asks "did the flyer even do anything," you have an answer in ten seconds instead of "let me check three things and get back to you."

Separate tools for this usually means separate subscriptions too. One dashboard means one bill and one place to look, which is worth something all on its own.

This is part of what's included in the AppSumo lifetime deal, and the window on it is closing.

If you're still juggling tabs, this is your sign to stop: simpleurl.tech/LTD

Curious what you're currently stitching together to track this stuff, tell me in the comments.

Ronak - SimpleURL.tech

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