By the end of 2025, Goose.re had recorded nearly 90 registered accounts, 150 short links, and 24 Bio Pages. These are modest numbers, but they mark the transition from a small link tool to a broader workspace for links, pages, and campaigns.
What changed
The platform expanded beyond basic shortening with clearer analytics, Bio Pages, QR codes, custom domains, and rules that can direct visitors by factors such as language. The interface was also revised to make those capabilities easier to find and manage.
A focus on foundations
The year was primarily about reliability and product structure rather than headline growth. Link and page ownership moved into teams, analytics became more useful for day-to-day decisions, and the application gained a foundation for permissions and additional routing features.
What the numbers mean
Account, link, and page totals describe adoption, not active usage or business outcomes. They are included as a historical snapshot of records created by year end and should not be read as audited financial or engagement metrics.
Looking forward
The work completed in 2025 made later improvements to security, campaign attribution, domains, and collaboration possible. Thank you to everyone who tested the service and reported what was confusing or unreliable.
