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Open-source URL shortener with visitor tracking and analytics dashboard, built on Next.js, Postgres, and Redis.

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Url Shorter is a self-hostable URL shortening and visitor analytics tool built on Next.js, Postgres, and Redis, deployed as serverless functions on Vercel.
Url Shorter is a full-stack web app that takes a long URL as input and produces a short access code, then records detailed visit analytics whenever that short link is used. It runs on Next.js, stores URL mappings in Redis through Upstash, and persists visitor data in Postgres via the Prisma ORM. The frontend uses Chakra UI with @icon-park/react icons, offers dark mode, and supports both English and Simplified Chinese. A live demo is available at zlz.pw.
Url Shorter records the visit time, IP address, geographic location (region, country, city, latitude/longitude), user agent, browser name and version, operating system name and version, CPU, device model and vendor, and rendering engine name and version.
Yes. The UI includes i18n for English and Simplified Chinese, and the project provides a Chinese-language README (README_ZH.md).
Yes. The project is built on Next.js and uses Vercel's serverless deployment pattern, with NextAuth for GitHub OAuth and Upstash for Redis. It can be deployed as a serverless application on Vercel.
Yes, the Chakra UI layout includes a dark mode toggle, and the screenshots in the repository show both light and dark index pages.
