The Problem
When a link is long, messy, or comes from a random shortener, it can feel less trustworthy. At the same time, many tools ask users to pay for simple things like seeing basic click data or creating a clean WhatsApp link.
Case Study
Linkdrop
Linkdrop grew from a simple wish: share links under the Raztom domain, make them feel trustworthy, and give useful click data without turning a basic need into another paid subscription.
LiveShort links, WhatsApp links, and simple click data
The Constraints
The product needed to feel safe and useful from the first interaction. I also had to learn how to connect users, links, redirects, and click data in a way that keeps each person's workspace separate and clear.
The Solution & Build
I used AI to break the system into smaller parts: sign in, create a short link, create a WhatsApp link, send visitors to the right place, and show simple click data. The Raztom domain helps the links feel more owned, while the login gives users a clearer place to manage their links.
The Impact
Linkdrop is now a branded sharing tool I can use as I launch and share Raztom Lab. It also gives me a practical base for learning what people use, where they get stuck, and what should improve next.