Not every link should be open to everyone. With BIT.cv you create a password-protected short link that asks for a password before it opens, and you can also set an expiry date so the link stops working. Start free.
When you protect the link with a password, the visitor first meets a screen asking for it; only once they get it right do they reach the real destination. It is the simple way to share something restricted over a public channel — a group, an email or a story — without anyone who stumbles on the link being able to get in.
Beyond the password, you can give the link a deadline. After the date (or once it has served its purpose) the link expires and no longer opens the destination. Perfect for promotions that end, temporary invites or files that should not circulate forever.
A password-protected short link helps whenever the audience should not be everyone. Send a sales proposal only to the right client, share paid course material only with enrolled students, or drop an internal file in a message without fear of it being forwarded outside. You agree the password over another channel and the link stays short and easy to share.
Whoever opens the link first sees a password prompt. Only after entering it correctly do they continue to the destination you set.
Protect the destination with a password and set an expiry. Start free.