Review one link before you share, send, or publish it.
A clean link is good.
A link you understand is better.
Link review runs locally in your browser. No link uploads. No account required.
1) Enter link
Paste the link you want to review and start the review directly.
Note: The app can process multiple lines. For conscious review, one important link at a time is usually clearer.
What Audit answers
What is attached to the link?
What was removed?
What was deliberately kept?
What could the link reveal about source, campaign, click, or context?
Which signs of redirects, partners, coupons, or unclear parameters are inside the link?
2) Set decisions deliberately
Optional refinement: The default settings apply when you review directly.
Partner, coupon, and unclear parameters remain separate decisions.
Tracking / campaign parameters
Partner / affiliate
Coupon / discount code
Unclear parameters
Separate decisions
Partner / affiliate:
decides about attribution, recommendation, or possible commission.
Coupon / discount code:
separately decides about discount or offer context.
Unclear parameters:
does not mean “dangerous”, but not clearly classifiable.
Audit principle:
SafeShare Audit does not delete secretly. It shows detected parts, makes decisions visible,
and documents the result in the audit report.
Changed settings? Just review again.
Shortlink detected
This link was intentionally shortened. The real destination is not visible locally
and cannot be resolved without network access. SafeShare Audit therefore does not change it blindly.
Tip: Open the link first and then paste the resolved destination link.
3) Result: what matters first
The result appears here first. The deeper review comes below,
so not all details are visible at the same time.
No result yet. Click “Review link”.
4) Review per link: guided depth
SafeShare Audit first shows the most important statement for each link — and the depth below it:
what was detected, what was removed, what was deliberately kept, and why.
Which questions does Audit answer?
What is attached to the link?
What did the individual parts mean?
What was removed?
What was deliberately kept?
Why was SafeShare careful?
Which signs of platform, campaign, redirect, or partner logic were detected?
What could the link reveal about source, campaign, click, or context?
No per-link review yet. Click “Review link”.
5) Audit report: document the decision
The audit report is meant for traceability, review, and documentation.
In normal use, the guided per-link review is usually enough.