Today in Short Links
Legal pages, link transfers, redirect telemetry, and clearer product internals.
Today was mostly about making the product more complete around the edges that matter: legal pages, ownership changes, and visibility into the redirect path.
What changed
- Added public legal document pages with markdown-backed rendering.
- Built link transfer work so links can move between spaces without treating ownership as a dead end.
- Expanded redirect telemetry views with more useful context and clearer presentation.
- Continued tightening localization and auth message plumbing.
Product notes
The legal work is deliberately file-based. Markdown lives in the app, gets parsed at build time, and renders through the same long-form document surface. It is not a CMS, which is useful here: legal copy should be explicit, reviewed, and versioned.
The transfer work is more product-facing. As spaces become the main organizing model, links need to be able to move with the work. This helps keep the dashboard from turning into a pile of permanent mistakes.
Infrastructure notes
Redirect telemetry kept moving forward. The direction is to make the hot path observable without making it feel noisy. Fast links are table stakes; knowing where time is spent is how they stay fast.