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Build clean tracking conventions. Generate correct URLs for every advertising platform. Free, open and without vendor lock-in.
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Define campaign-name segments. Drag order with ↑ ↓. Live preview updates as you edit.
Only these values pass validation. Add friendly labels for less technical teammates.
Map rogue values to your canonical ones. Used in builders and the validator — not a live website rewrite script.
Paste any URL. Get a lint report against your standard.
One convention → ready-to-paste syntax per network. Dynamic macros are marked; everything else comes from your approved values.
Core governance tools ship free. Team ops can wait until you need them.
| Capability | Now | Next |
|---|---|---|
| Naming convention builder | ✓ | |
| Approved source / medium / content | ✓ | |
| Alias suggestions in validators | ✓ | |
| URL linting & validation | ✓ | |
| Enforced campaign URL builder | ✓ | |
| Google / Microsoft / Meta / LinkedIn / TikTok / email outputs | ✓ | |
| JSON import & export | ✓ | |
| Bulk CSV audit & correction | ✓ | |
Shareable convention pages (/conventions/…) | ✓ | |
| Live URL rewriting before GA4 | Intentionally omitted | |
No. Attri is an attribution platform with live parameter rewriting, short links and conversion tracking. Tracking Standards is the free place to design one convention and turn it into correct templates for every ad platform — without vendor lock-in or another analytics script.
In this browser (localStorage). Export JSON to back it up, share with teammates, or re-import later. Private workspaces and shareable public pages are on the roadmap.
No — and that is intentional. Aliases power builders and validators. Live rewriting needs careful tag order, consent and redirects; we stay a planning and validation tool.
The Campaign URL Builder is unrestricted. Tracking Standards enforces your approved values and naming rules, then can hand off a clean URL. Use the template builder when you need ValueTrack or Meta macros.