Your links are already doing the work.
Make them count.
Neyrio is the access layer between your audience and your content. Route any link through a task or a paid step, verify completion server-side, and measure every step — instead of giving your work away the moment someone clicks.
Reveals nothing about the destination, the task, or your setup.
Three steps between a click and your content
You decide how a visitor reaches what you share. Neyrio runs the path and records every step as a first-party event — never estimated.
Real measurement, no vanity numbers
Every step is recorded as a first-party event: views, task starts, verified completions, unlocks and redirects. Breakdowns by coarse device, country and source stay privacy-conscious — no raw IPs or full user-agents are stored.
Neyrio sits in the middle of every click
Your content drives the traffic. Neyrio captures the moment before access — resolving, verifying, and granting a single-use pass to the destination.
Safe by construction, not by promise
The visitor path and the control plane are separated by design. Access decisions are enforced on the server, destinations are validated, and analytics stay coarse on purpose.
One link, wherever your audience is
Anywhere you can paste a link, you can put Neyrio in front of what you share — and know what happened after the click.
Fair questions, straight answers
What is Neyrio?
Neyrio is an access layer between your audience and your content. You share one opaque Neyrio link; visitors complete a step you configure, completion is verified server-side, and only then does a single-use grant redirect them to the real destination.
Is Neyrio live?
Neyrio is in private development. The unlock flow, verification and analytics you see described here exist and are being hardened — but there is no public sign-up yet. If you want in early, get in touch.
How is completion actually verified?
On the server, never in the browser. A strict state machine tracks every session; access is granted only after the server confirms the step, and the resulting unlock pass is short-lived and single-use — no replays, no sharing.
What does a visitor see?
A clean unlock page with clear steps and honest progress. The link itself reveals nothing about your destination or your configuration — before or after the unlock.
What data does Neyrio collect?
First-party events for the funnel you see (views, task starts, verified completions, unlocks, redirects) with deliberately coarse dimensions — country, device class, source. Raw IP addresses and full user-agents are not stored in analytics.
Can real task providers plug in?
The architecture is provider-neutral by design: task providers integrate behind a server-side adapter boundary and stay off by default until explicitly enabled — the browser never talks to a provider directly.
Ready to make your links count?
Neyrio is in private development. If you build an audience and want a controlled, measured layer between it and what you share, we'd like to hear from you.