Tiny, on purpose.
Slugs default to four legible characters. Add your own when the moment calls for a little flourish.
Speck is a link shortener for people who actually look at their links. Paste anything ridiculous; receive a tiny, beautiful, perfectly tracked URL — served from edges so close to your readers they barely have time to blink.
Most shorteners feel like a redirect coupon hidden behind a banner ad. Speck treats every link like a small, deliberate object worth caring about — from the slug you choose to the page that loads on the other side.
Slugs default to four legible characters. Add your own when the moment calls for a little flourish.
Every speck answers from the closest of eleven regions. Median 180 ms — usually faster than your DNS.
Bring go.yourbrand.com. Speck quietly handles the certs, the proxying, the rest.
Clicks, sources, devices, geographies — no creepy fingerprinting, no consent banner gymnastics.
Median redirect from speck → destination, measured at the 50th percentile across every region.
Links shrunk this week by writers, marketers, podcasters, and people who really hate ugly URLs.
Uptime in 2025, including the time a raccoon took out a substation in Ashburn, Virginia.
It is the only link shortener I open as a tab on purpose.
Maddy Ortiz · Brand Lead, Heliograph