Stop managing redirect rules in config files. Redirections gives you an Excel-like table to manage all your website redirects, with bulk operations, chain detection, and a globally-distributed API (<50ms) that your infrastructure can query in real-time.

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👋 Hey Product Hunt! I'm Alessio, maker of Redirections. I built this because I was tired of managing redirect rules in config files. Every change meant: • Editing nginx.conf or HAProxy config • Committing to git • Waiting for CI/CD • Crossing fingers it works in prod • Zero visibility into redirect chains So I built Redirections: an Excel-like table for managing redirects, with a globally-distributed edge API (<50ms) that your infrastructure can query in real-time. KEY FEATURES: ✨ Inline editing & bulk operations ⚡ <50ms global query API (275+ edge locations) 🔍 Chain detection (catch loops before deploy) 📦 Export to HAProxy/Nginx/CSV 👥 Team collaboration with RBAC We have a generous free tier (1,000 rules, 10K API requests/month) — perfect for testing or small projects. PRODUCT HUNT EXCLUSIVE: 🎁 3 months Pro FREE with code PRODUCTHUNT2026 Try it: https://www.redirections.app Happy to answer any questions! 🚀

@mscalessio Does Redirections flag when a new 301 creates a chain with an existing hop? That's the part most teams miss during migrations... you add one redirect, don't realize there's already a rule in place, and now you've got a three-step chain leaking link equity.

Looks powerful - congrats!

@daniele_packard Thank you so much! 🙏 Really appreciate the support.

If you ever need redirect management, we'd love to have you try it: app.redirections.app

Free tier is generous — perfect for testing or side projects.

Thanks again! 🚀