The link that goes where your plans go
Shorten it, print it, change your mind later. Doorbell keeps every link flexible, and tells you how many came knocking.


- Short links
- QR codes
- Analytics
- Schedules
- Access codes
Every door your link can open


Printed already? Change it anyway
Your QR code points at a short link, never straight at the page. So swap the destination anytime, and every poster, menu and sticker keeps up.
Right place. Right time.
Breakfast menu till 11, lunch after. Switch by the hour or by the date.
Not everyone gets in.
Put an access code on a link when it’s meant for a select few.


Every knock counted, nobody followed home
See how many showed up, without getting weird about it. Track scans, clicks, countries, devices and sources, minus the creepy stuff.

Curb appeal
Your code, your colors, your logo. Give the tiny square some personality.
Before Doorbell
Your QR code is still serving last month’s menu
- Reprinting 500 flyers. Again
- Bio link still pushing last month’s thing
- Yesterday’s campaign living forever
- Event ended. QR didn’t get the memo
With Doorbell
Your QR code finally
got the memo

- Fix the link. Keep the flyers
- New drop? Same bio link
- One link per campaign. Control everything
- Event over? Send them somewhere useful
Frequently knocked questions
A front door for everything you share. Short links and QR codes you can repoint, schedule and lock after they’re out in the world, with every click and scan counted.
Yep, free right now. There’s no card to enter, no trial clock ticking and nothing locked behind a paywall. Sign in with your email or Google and everything on this page is yours to use.
Not even slightly. Your code holds a Doorbell short address, never the page itself, so change where the link points and every scan goes to the new place as soon as you save. Same code, same flyers.
Nope. A phone camera or any QR reader opens the code, and the short link works in any browser. No app, no account. Visitors go straight to your page, unless you’ve asked for an access code.
Very much so. Pick one of eight patterns, choose your own colors for the dots and the three corner markers, and put your logo in the middle. Rather keep it plain? Switch our mark off.
Not very. You’ll see opens, scans, cities, devices and where visits came from, never who. Visitors get a key that changes daily, IP addresses aren’t kept with visits, and bots stay out.
Yes. Put a six-digit code on a link and only people who know it can open it. You can also make a link expire at a set time, or stop after one, three or five opens.
Not for now. Custom domains aren’t built, so your links live on one of ours: drbl.me, drbl.li or dbl.li. You pick one when you create a link or design a code, and it never moves, so nothing printed breaks.
Share it today.
Change it tomorrow.
Paste a link, pick a short domain and design a QR code to match. It's free, there's no card, and the door stays open for changes. Yes, even after it's printed and stuck to the fridge.