GoLinks Link Management Platform

GoLinks is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform designed to simplify internal information sharing within organizations through the use of short, human-readable URLs (commonly referred to as 'go links'). The concept originated within major tech companies like Google and Yahoo in the mid-2000s, where engineers developed internal tools to create easy-to-remember shortcuts like 'go/benefits' or 'go/roadmap'.

In 2016, Jorge Zamora, a former Yahoo engineer, founded the company GoLinks to offer this functionality as a commercial service for businesses of all sizes. As a cloud-based software product, it is developed and hosted primarily in the United States. The brand is owned by GoLinks (registered as GoLinks, Inc.), an independent venture-backed company headquartered in San Jose, California. It has expanded its product suite to include AI-driven enterprise search and employee engagement tools.