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Linkfolio

A link-in-bio page builder that exports a standalone HTML file you own and host yourself.

Linktree and friends rent you a page on their domain. Linkfolio builds the page in your browser and hands you the index.html — drop it on GitHub Pages, Netlify or Vercel and it is yours, on your domain, with no account and no monthly fee for the basics.

Features

  • Edit your display name, bio and avatar emoji with a live phone-sized preview
  • Add, delete and reorder links (move up / move down)
  • Six themes — three free (Midnight, Paper, Mint) and three Pro-locked (Sunset, Ocean, Gold)
  • Download a standalone index.html with the theme CSS inlined and zero dependencies
  • Copy the generated HTML to the clipboard
  • Everything auto-saves to localStorage and restores on reload
  • URLs are normalised (example.com becomes https://example.com) and sanitised — only http:, https: and mailto: schemes make it into the exported page
  • All user text is HTML-escaped on export, so a link title cannot inject markup

Run it

Open index.html. That's it — no install, no build, no server.

Deploying the page you build

  1. Click Download page to get index.html
  2. Commit it to a repo and enable GitHub Pages, or drag the file onto Netlify Drop
  3. Point your domain at it

Monetization

Target customer: creators, freelancers, musicians, small shops — anyone who currently pays $5–24/month for a hosted link page.

  • Free — 5 links, 3 themes, unlimited exports, self-hosted. Genuinely useful forever.
  • Pro (~$5/month)
    • Unlimited links and the premium theme pack
    • Hosted page on a custom domain, editable without re-exporting
    • Click analytics per link
    • Email capture and scheduled links
  • Theme packs as one-off purchases for people who never want a subscription.

The self-hosted free tier is the marketing: it wins on "you own it", and the customers who grow past it want analytics and a hosted editor, which are exactly the things that require a backend.

Tech

Vanilla JavaScript, single file. Zero dependencies, zero build step.

Licence

MIT — see LICENSE.

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