The durable address

A name people keep. A destination you can change.

OggEgg turns a short link into a renewable piece of public identity, with clear allocation, renewal, recovery, and ownership rules.

Next: direct the route

Two names, one product

OggEgg is the product. ø.gg is the memory.

The names have different jobs. OggEgg makes the service understandable, searchable, supportable, and compatible. ø.gg gives every public address the rare compact shape people remember.

Product + control surfaceOggEggoggegg.com

Accounts, pricing, documentation, support, billing, the dashboard, and API.

Public + memorable surfaceø.ggø.gg/name

The address in a bio, on a poster, beneath a QR code, inside a message, and in memory.

Visit the live ø.gg signal ↗

That ø is not an ordinary o is part of the value: the unfamiliar stroke makes the address feel deliberately chosen, rarer, more intentional, and more important.

Claim to insight

The same address gets better with use.

Recognition accumulates at the stable address while routing stays flexible behind it.

  1. 01

    Claim

    Choose a memorable handle or campaign path with clear renewal, recovery, and allocation rules.

  2. 02

    Publish

    Put the same address in every bio, package, poster, message, profile, and QR code.

  3. 03

    Route

    Change the destination, schedule a release, or direct an audience without replacing the public address.

  4. 04

    Learn

    Understand aggregate clicks and scans without turning a clean redirect into a surveillance product.

From bio to billboard

For anything that may outlive its destination.

Start with design-conscious creators and studios, then grow with the places their work already appears: social, print, packaging, events, products, communities, and software.

01

The creator address

A stable home for work that moves between a portfolio, release, store, event, community, and whatever comes next.

02

The release address

One link for a film, track, collection, publication, or product—from announcement and pre-order through launch and archive.

03

The physical address

A dynamic QR destination for packaging, galleries, menus, labels, flyers, installations, and objects that outlive a landing page.

04

The campaign address

Readable links for social, email, events, outdoor media, and partnerships, with routing and measurement kept in one place.

05

The team address book

Shared ownership, roles, approvals, history, and recovery for every public link a studio or organization depends on.

06

The programmable address

APIs, webhooks, bulk operations, and custom domains for products that need durable routing without rebuilding the redirect layer.

For the curious

Why ø.gg sometimes introduces itself as xn--pda.gg.

They are two representations of the same internet address: the Unicode form is made for people; the ASCII-compatible form is made for systems. Some browsers and security surfaces may display the compatible version by policy. Either reaches the same address. Read the IDNA terminology in RFC 5890.

What people rememberø.gg/name
The compatible formxn--pda.gg/name

Private alpha

Keep the address. Change the destination.

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