An Android share target that strips the sharer's identity out of a link before it goes anywhere else.
When you tap "Share" in most apps, the link you get back is not the plain address of the page.
It carries pieces attached for you specifically: utm_ tags, fbclid,
igshid, a YouTube si token, and on some platforms a short forwarding code
minted from your own account. Send that on and you have told the platform who shared it and who
opened it.
Aalixer Anonymize Share sits in your share sheet. Send it a link, look at what comes back, and forward the clean version instead.
What it handles
| Platform | Forwarding links it follows | Rewritten to |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok | vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/ | www.tiktok.com/@user/video/<id>, with no query string at all |
| YouTube | youtube.app.goo.gl | www.youtube.com/shorts/<id> or /watch?v=<id>; youtu.be and /embed/ normalised |
fb.watch, fb.me, facebook.com/share/ | www.facebook.com/... with only the ids the page needs | |
instagram.com/share/, ig.me | www.instagram.com/reel/ or /p/; igsh and igshid dropped | |
| Anything else | bit.ly, t.co, redd.it, pin.it | the same URL minus utm_*, fbclid, gclid, igshid, si and friends |
Redirect wrappers such as l.facebook.com/l.php?u=... are unwrapped from the URL
itself, with no network request at all.
What it deliberately keeps
Some parameters are things you chose rather than things you were assigned. The YouTube start time and the Instagram carousel position are kept by default so the link still opens on what you meant, and the Facebook ids a post genuinely needs are left alone so the link does not 404. YouTube playlist ids are dropped by default, because an autoplay mix is generated from your account. Each of these is a switch you control.
Privacy
Cleaning is string handling on your device. The only network request is following a forwarding
code, and only for hosts on the forwarder list: it goes out with no cookie jar, no cache, no
Referer and no account. Turn off Follow forwarding links and those
links are passed through untouched and flagged as unresolved. There are no analytics, no
advertising, no accounts, and no record of the links you clean. Nothing is sent to Aalixer.
The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
What it is not
Removing tracking parameters is not anonymity. The app does not hide your IP address, does not conceal you from the site you are linking to, and cannot change what the recipient already knows about you. Platforms also change their link formats, so a link may keep something the app does not yet recognise. If being identified would put you at risk, do not rely on this app for that.
Price
A one-time purchase on Google Play. No subscription, no advertising and no in-app purchases.