ScissorLink

What it does

Admin dashboard

Its React admin interface supports link creation, editing, deletion, search, filtering, and pagination.checked 12 Oct 2026

Analytics

The dashboard reports click counts, visitor countries, operating systems, browsers, and visit timing.checked 13 Oct 2026

API

Documented API endpoints support link listing, retrieval, creation, updating, deletion, publish toggling, and redirects with analytics tracking.checked 13 Oct 2026

API access

Yeschecked 20 Sep 2026

Bulk link creation

Yeschecked 20 Sep 2026

Bulk use

The README describes bulk operations for handling thousands of links efficiently.checked 13 Oct 2026

Custom links

Users can provide a custom token or have one generated automatically.checked 13 Oct 2026

Deployment

The project documents production builds and a Docker deployment example for its backend.checked 13 Oct 2026

Integrations

The README identifies MaxMind GeoIP2 for geolocation and lists React, Material-UI, Entity Framework, and SQL Server in the technology stack.checked 13 Oct 2026

Intended users

The README presents the software as an enterprise-grade URL shortener and provides self-hosting and development setup instructions.checked 13 Oct 2026

License

The repository says the project is licensed under the MIT License.checked 12 Oct 2026

Limits

The README lists custom domains, QR codes, password-protected links, webhooks, and email reporting as roadmap items.checked 12 Oct 2026

Link controls

Links can be managed through CRUD operations and toggled between published and unpublished states.checked 13 Oct 2026

Link management

It supports custom or automatically generated short tokens, draft and publish controls, and bulk operations.checked 12 Oct 2026

Open source

The project is licensed under the MIT License.checked 13 Oct 2026

Product

ScissorLink is an open-source URL shortener built with .NET 9 and React.checked 12 Oct 2026

Purpose

ScissorLink shortens long URLs into trackable links with an admin interface and analytics.checked 13 Oct 2026

Requirements

Self-hosting requires .NET SDK 9.0+, Node.js 18.0+, and SQL Server 2016+.checked 13 Oct 2026

Security

Documented safeguards include URL validation, token sanitization, parameterized queries, configurable CORS, HTTPS enforcement, and safe error messages.checked 13 Oct 2026

Support

The project directs users to its README and code comments, GitHub Issues, and GitHub Discussions for help.checked 13 Oct 2026