Linky

Linky builds a personal page that holds everything you make behind one link, and keeps it current on its own. The usual link-in-bio page goes stale the moment you stop editing it, so the blocks here refresh themselves from the accounts you already post to rather than from whatever you last remembered to paste in.

Setup runs in three steps. You claim a username and the page exists at that handle, you drag in blocks for links, music, video and live integrations and pick a theme, then you drop the single link into every bio. Connect Spotify, Instagram, TikTok or GitHub once and visitors see the latest track, post or activity without further work.

The hosted service and the code behind it cover the same ground.

• Rich blocks: links, music, video and live integrations arranged by drag and drop, with no code involved.
• Templates: a palette and a starting layout that stay fully editable after you choose one.
• Analytics: views and clicks per link and per block, so the strongest items move up the page.
• Self-hosting: documented local development and self-hosting paths for running your own instance.
• Stack: Next.js and TypeScript with Tailwind for styling, NextAuth for sign-in and Resend for email.

The hosted version is free to start and asks for no card, and deployments run on Vercel. Running it yourself follows the guides in the repository, and contributions go through a documented set of CI checks, with a separate private channel for reporting security issues.