
One thing we noticed while working with agencies and professional services teams is how fragmented link management still is. Consulting firms, legal teams, marketers, finance departments, and event teams all share important client-facing links every day, but most still rely on spreadsheets, disconnected tools, or generic shorteners with limited visibility.
We built Linkkit to centralize that workflow. Teams can manage branded short links, QR codes, campaign tracking, and client engagement analytics from one shared workspace. The goal is simple: make every client interaction measurable, organized, and easier to manage across teams and campaigns.
The workspace structure makes sense for agencies. One thing I've seen trip up teams is permission granularity — clients want to see their own campaign data but shouldn't have access to other clients' links. Does Linkkit support per-workspace access controls, or is it more of a shared view for now?