Marketix is here: links, QR codes and analytics on your server
Short links under your own domains, designed QR codes and cookieless website analytics, self-hosted. Several brands or clients work separately in one installation.
by NoiXdev
You print a flyer with a QR code, send out a newsletter full of links, and want to know what actually lands. Usually that takes three services. One for short links, one for QR codes, one for analytics. That’s three subscriptions, three logins, and your visitor data spread across three companies.
Marketix puts all of it into one application on your own server. Everything is organised in projects, so several brands, clients or teams can share one installation without seeing each other’s data.
What it does
- Short links on your domains, with expiry dates, password protection and routing by country, device or language. Marketix fetches the certificates itself.
- Designed QR codes with gradients, a logo and frames. A check tells you whether the code still scans well. You can repoint it later without reprinting.
- Analytics without cookies and without plain-text IP addresses, including goals, funnels and campaigns via UTM parameters.
- Reports by email, scheduled as PDF and CSV.
- MCP access, so AI assistants can read and create links and statistics.
Get started
Marketix runs as a Docker Compose stack. The project page shows how to set it up, and the documentation walks you through it step by step.