Trotto

Pros: It is easy to register the urls with a simple word associated to the content. Also the mobility among different computer is really useful.

Cons: Other than the GoLink feature I am not using. Maybe it is just because I was looking for the Google substitution for GoLink.

Pros: The easy of creating an account and setting up your first go links was a big draw for me. And it's easy to share your links with your coworkers as well as leveraged their tools as well. They also offer a free tier for small teams making it usable on personal devices with your own set of go links. Since using Trotto I've almost completed abandoned bookmark features in my browsers.

Cons: I wish that Trotto had support on mobile devices. Additionally I think that Trotto could benefit with an import/export for backing up Go link collections as well as bulk creation of links.

Pros: I love that it does exactly what it advertises: it allows you to make shortcuts for URLs and edit them if you need to.

Cons: If it's the first time you use a shortcut you have to put a forward slash at the end (in Firefox) for it to work.

Pros: I use Trotto in individual capacity - both for my personal purpose as well as for my work projects. I can't emphasize how useful the tool is, and it "just works". It relieves a lot of mental bandwidth when I know that I wouldn't have to carefully mingle through hell lot of github.com URLs or not worry about forgetting a big enough site homepage. Trotto golinks are such a wonderful experience that I had even set them up once on Kiwi browser Android (it allows sideloading extensions).

Cons: Well, I wish Chrome brought extensions to mobile browsers soon, although there's nothing Trotto can do about it.

Pros: I love managing links for myself and my team with Trotto. I worked at google previously and it was almost mandatory to use goto links there so this has made my life so much easier

Cons: The ui could be a little nicer to use and sometimes i forget my links so some kind of autocomplete in my url bar would be great

Pros: Our users can get up-and-running with Trotto in under a minute—and after that, the experience 'just works' for them. It's rare that such a high-utilization tool is this seamless and transparent to end-users. It makes every part of working at our organization not just simpler, but 'feel' like transitioning into the tech world to employees who come from government. If you haven't used an internal link shortener before, the difference between your staff needing to pass around unmemorable long URLs, vs. memorable quick links (e.g., go/file-a-bug, or go/security-onboarding) is a lot higher than you'd think. People use the service in creative ways to socialize their work internally, and to help others contribute to it. Given how inexpensive Trotto is, it's very worth it.

Cons: It's sometimes a little ambiguous whether you're an admin user or not, so since we set it up several years ago if someone needs to take an admin action there's sometimes a little bit of a 'Were you the admin? Was I?' going on... but that's really it. It's a very, very consistent and reliable service.