See who opened your link
Share a file through reshare and every open is counted on the server. Click the view count next to any link in your dashboard and you see a 30 day chart plus each recent visit: the device and browser, the city, where the visitor came from, and when. Free, on every link.
This page is for the question you actually have after you hit send: did they open it?
Drop a file to share it
Free.
How it works
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Share the link
Upload a file, send the link by email, chat, or anywhere else.
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Views count themselves
Counting happens on the server when the page is served. Nothing is injected into your file, and it works even when the link is password protected.
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Check who opened it
Click the view count on your dashboard. Each visit shows as something like "Chrome on Mac, Toronto, Canada, from google.com, 8:24 PM".
What each view tells you
The device and browser, the viewer country, region, and city, the site the visitor came from when a browser reports one, and the time. Viewers stay anonymous: reshare never asks them to sign in, and their IP address is never stored. Location is resolved to city level at the moment of the visit and only the place name is kept.
Bots are labeled, and they are a signal
Paste a link into Slack, iMessage, or Twitter and those apps fetch it once to build the preview card. reshare shows those fetches labeled for what they are, "Bot (Slackbot)" for example, instead of pretending they are people. Read them as a signal: a Slackbot view at 3:02 means someone shared your link in Slack at 3:02, before any human clicked it.
Why counting on the server matters
Trackers usually work by planting a pixel or script inside the content. reshare counts a view when its server serves the page, so your file stays exactly the byte-for-byte file you uploaded, ad blockers do not skew the numbers, and it works for every file type: PDFs, pages, videos, decks, spreadsheets, images.
Ask your AI instead
The same detail is available through the reshare connector (MCP). Connect it to Claude and "did anyone open the proposal I sent yesterday?" gets a real answer: how many opens, from where, on what.