rdyrct 1.1.0

Bring your links from Bitly, Short.io, Rebrandly or Dub with their short URLs unchanged. Your own copy now takes one command or one button, and API calls take about half as long.

Import from another service

• Move your links from Short.io, Bitly, Rebrandly or Dub. At /import, choose the service and its CSV export, and each link keeps its domain, its slug and where it goes, with UTM tags split out into the link's UTM fields. A file from any other service works too: you pick which column is which.
• A domain added from the import is checked by two TXT records, so its certificate is issued while it still points at the old service. Your links keep answering there until you change the CNAME, with no gap.
• Every row is checked before anything is written: what will import, what is already here, and what will not, with why.
• The import runs on the server. Once the file is sent you can close the page, and coming back shows how it went, with a retry for the rows that failed.
• Paid plans, since each link keeps its own slug. Clicks start from zero; the old service keeps their history.

Self-hosting

• One command for your own copy. bun run setup puts it on your Cloudflare account. It asks for a name, a domain (or uses a workers.dev address) and the admin's email, then creates the database, link store, file storage and queues, and deploys. It refuses a name a worker on your account already uses.
• The Deploy to Cloudflare button builds a working copy.
• Every build is a self-hosted copy unless VITE_RDYRCT_SITE=1 is set, which only rdyrct.com does. A copy opens on sign-in and carries none of rdyrct.com's pages, analytics or search tags. bun run deploy picks the build, and refuses a flag that does not match APP_HOST.
• Tabs carry your copy's name. Set SITE_NAME, or they show the host.
• No seat or link ceiling is shown where there is none.

When you update

• Six new migrations add columns and tables and change no existing data. bun run deploy applies them.
• Imports run in a new workflow. Add it to your wrangler.jsonc next to the other two, named after your copy: binding LINK_IMPORT, class LinkImportWorkflow. bun run deploy creates it.
• A copy built without VITE_RDYRCT_SITE=1 no longer carries rdyrct.com's landing page: / opens the app.
• If you merge this release's wrangler.jsonc into yours, delete WELCOME_FROM and the two POLAR_*_YEARLY_PRODUCT_ID values: they are rdyrct.com's. Left in, a copy with email set up sends its welcome email from our address.
• With billing on, the Polar token needs the subscriptions:write scope: deleting a paying account now cancels its subscription first, and refuses to delete when it cannot.

Accounts and billing

• Deleting a paying account cancels its Polar subscription. Before, a deleted account went on being billed.
• Yearly plans, priced 10% below twelve months.
• If Polar's webhook never arrives, the billing page asks Polar whether the checkout went through.
• Polar webhook secrets work in both of Polar's formats.
• A welcome email after sign-up, from WELCOME_FROM when it is set.

Abuse

• Anyone can report a link at /report. A free org's scam-shaped links are paused for review and the owner is told how to appeal. Admins can block hosts, and banning an account pauses the links in the orgs it owns.
• Admin: a toolbar on Links, a plan column, and bulk restore.

Speed

• A signed-in API call makes one database query to check the session instead of three, and the Worker is 41% smaller. Most calls now take about half as long.

Other

• MCP clients can register themselves (OAuth dynamic client registration), next to client ID metadata documents.
• Unknown paths answer 404 instead of the app's page.

v1.0.0

Changelog

1.0.0

First stable release. rdyrct now runs on your own Cloudflare account with
only two secrets.

Self-hosting

• No email provider needed. Leave RESEND_API_KEY unset and sign-up signs
  people in at once, with no verification. Password reset by email is off.
  Without email or Google sign-in an instance is not secure: set one of them.
  Existing installs that have a Resend key behave as before.
• No billing needed. Leave POLAR_ACCESS_TOKEN unset and every org gets the
  "Unlimited (Selfhosted Instance)" plan. Billing pages and routes are hidden.
  If you update an instance that never set a Polar token, its limits go away.
• README covers the minimum setup, the optional settings, queues and the domain.
• /admin warns when neither email nor Google sign-in is set up.

Other

• TanStack Charts 1.0.