
URLStrip
Clean tracking junk from links
About
This app removes tracking parameters from URLs, cleaning them before you open, copy, or share. It offers local processing, an optional safety review for suspicious links, and integration with the iOS Share Sheet and Safari.
What's New in URLStrip
1.3
September 9, 2026
URLStrip 1.3 makes its most useful cleaning and sharing actions easier to reach while adding more user-controlled privacy tools. • Redesigned the Clean screen so Open, Copy, Share, and QR actions are easier to find. • Added optional direct-link resolution for supported Instagram, Threads, and Reddit share links. • Restored opt-in X/Twitter Privacy Redirects through XCancel and preserved Reddit privacy redirects. • Improved X/Twitter and Reddit sharing with useful public post context when available, with safe links-only fallback. • Added optional daily checks for reviewed cleaning-rule updates and verified automatic installation with rollback protection. • Added conservative unknown-parameter alerts and exact-name custom blocklists with undo. • Improved Apple Maps and Google Maps handling to preserve useful location, search, and route details. • Fixed Safari, Share Extension, and link-cleaning edge cases. Normal link cleaning remains local. Optional network features are clearly labeled and controlled in Settings.
MoreFAQ
What is URLStrip?
URLStrip is a utility app that removes tracking parameters from URLs. It cleans links locally on your device before you open, copy, or share them, enhancing your privacy.
How does URLStrip work?
URLStrip processes links directly on your device. You can paste links into the app, use the Share Sheet, enable the Safari Extension, or scan QR codes to clean URLs without sending them to a cloud service.
Does URLStrip have an optional safety review?
Yes, URLStrip includes an optional URL safety review. It can flag suspicious links, such as those with unusual domains or excessive subdomains, providing an informational safety check.
Is URLStrip available on multiple devices?
URLStrip is designed for iOS devices, specifically the iPhone and iPad, as indicated by its supported devices list.
How often is URLStrip updated?
The latest version of URLStrip is 1.1, and it was last updated on June 19, 2026. This suggests a recent update, indicating active development.
What is the age rating for URLStrip?
URLStrip has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals.
Does URLStrip collect user data?
No, URLStrip is local-first and does not collect browsing history or keep a history of cleaned links. You do not need an account to use its core features.
How can I report a tracker that URLStrip missed?
If URLStrip misses a tracker, you can report it manually through Tacita Labs support resources. The app for iOS does not send reports directly from within the application.



