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Anonymous URL shortening and email forwarding in one privacy-first service. Free to use, no account required.

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| Website | codegres.org | redirme.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from The Netherlands · 1 - 9 employees · 2006 |
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and RedirMe.
RedirMe's answer:
RedirMe is the only service that combines URL shortening and anonymous email forwarding in one place. Instead of juggling separate tools for link privacy and disposable emails, users get both under one roof. Plus, the free tier requires no account at all just start using it instantly.
RedirMe's answer:
Most URL shorteners focus purely on links, and most email forwarding services focus purely on email. RedirMe gives you both, which means one less account to manage and a unified approach to online privacy. It's also independent, ad-free, and offers a genuinely useful free tier without forcing you to sign up.
RedirMe's answer:
Privacy-conscious individuals who want to share links and sign up for services without exposing their real identity. This includes people avoiding spam, freelancers separating work from personal email, users who distrust link tracking, and anyone who values anonymity online.
RedirMe's answer:
RedirMe started as a side project because I didn't want to be dependent on other services that can change their pricing or features without notice. I also wanted an easy and straightforward service for disposable emails, something I didn't find at the time (back in the early 2000's). And all of that while using a privacy-first approach. I wanted a single, simple tool that handled both URL shortening and email forwarding, without ads on the links, nor tracking of users, or unnecessary complexity. Built independently as a passion project, RedirMe.com is designed to stay lean, transparent, and user-focused.
RedirMe's answer:
RedirMe is mainly built on the Cloudflare infrastructure with some additional third party services.
RedirMe's answer:
RedirMe has recently been completely revamped as a new indie project that is now in public beta. I'm focused on building the best product before chasing big names.
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