Marketix is a self-hosted marketing suite for short links, QR codes and privacy-friendly visitor statistics — with your own domains, dashboards and scheduled reports.
Marketix turns the links you hand out into something you can measure. Campaign links live under your own domains, print material gets QR codes you can repoint without reprinting, and every visit is counted on your own instance — no third party in between, and no raw addresses kept.
Everything is grouped into projects, so several brands, customers or teams can work side by side in one installation without seeing each other's data.
- Short links — custom slugs, expiry dates, password protection, and targeting by country or device.
- Your own domains — serve links from any domain you control, with redirect rules and a live view of certificate and name-server status.
- QR codes — reusable templates, your own colours and logo, and versioning so a printed code can point somewhere new later.
- Privacy-friendly statistics — a lightweight counting script on your own instance; visitors are stored as a hash, never as a raw address.
- Events, goals and funnels — track the steps that matter, attach revenue, and see where people drop out.
- Live view — what is happening on your links and sites right now.
- Site overview — keep an eye on the sites behind your links, including certificate expiry and name-server answers.
- Dashboards — assemble the numbers you care about from widgets and arrange them per project.
- Scheduled reports — a recurring report by email, as a ready-made document.
- Projects and team — invitations, per-project permissions, and an activity log of who changed what.
- Modern sign-in — password with two-factor, or passkeys.
- Administration — branding, outgoing mail, file storage and user management from the interface.
- Automation — revocable API tokens, a documented programming interface, and an integration for AI assistants.
- Multiple languages — the interface follows the language each user picks.
Screenshots coming soon.
The full documentation lives at docs.noix.dev:
- Getting started — first steps in the interface
- Installation — running your own instance
- Operations — day-to-day running, upgrades, troubleshooting
- Reference — settings, commands and FAQ
Marketix is built to run on your own infrastructure and is shipped as a container. The installation guide walks through the setup; client IP troubleshooting covers the two cases where a visitor's real address never reaches the application and geo data stays empty.
Questions, ideas, or running into something? Join the NoiXdev Discord — the fastest way to get help and talk to us and other users.
Found a vulnerability? Please report it privately — see SECURITY.md.
Contributions are welcome. Get started in CONTRIBUTING.md.
Marketix is released under the MIT License — see LICENSE.