A real website, fully yours
Social apps give you a corner of their house. They hand you a profile page with a fixed shape, fixed fonts, and a fixed URL that lives under their domain. You can post, but you cannot build. You can be found, but you cannot be owned — not by you.
LinkMe gives you a website. A real one. Your own URL, your own theme, your own colors, your own sub-pages. A link-in-bio that is also a resume, a portfolio, a blog, a contact hub. A site you can hand to a stranger at a conference without apology.
It is a lightweight, feature-rich platform that gives anyone a dedicated website in minutes — with switchable themes, an independent per-site palette, full content export, privacy-first analytics, and no third-party trackers. Free to start. Yours to keep.
Built for people who make things
Anyone who needs a real home on the open web — not just a profile, but a website.
Designers
Show real work — portfolio, case studies, resume, contact hub — without compromising your visual identity.
Developers
A real URL for your projects, posts, and resume. Open and portable — export your site as data anytime.
Writers
A blog you fully control, with drafts, scheduling, SEO, RSS. No algorithm deciding who sees your words.
Consultants
A professional presence with bookings, services, testimonials, and a contact form that routes to the right channel.
Educators
Courses, products, blog, and a contact hub — your work, your audience, your URL.
Freelancers
One URL for everything — portfolio, resume, booking, contact, newsletter. Hand it to a client without apology.
How we got here
From frustration to a real home on the open web — built one layer at a time.
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Day zero
The frustration that started it
We were tired of choosing between a polished social profile we could not control and a hand-coded website we did not have time to maintain. We wanted both — and decided to build it.
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Foundation
Protocol, specs, and stack
We wrote the Core Working Protocol and the Feature Spec first. The non-negotiables — TypeScript strict, parameterized SQL, CSRF, Argon2id, accessibility, no emojis — were set before a single feature shipped.
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Identity layer
Auth, sessions, and per-site slugs
Real email verification, secure session cookies, rate-limited auth, and a dedicated /:slug address for every site. Each user owns one site, fully theirs.
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Content layer
Resume, portfolio, blog, contact
Each module is a first-class citizen — not a bolt-on. Resume with PDF export, portfolio with media galleries, blog with scheduling and SEO, contact with forwarding and spam protection.
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Appearance layer
Themes, palettes, dark mode
Multiple unique themes — distinct visual identities, not color swaps. An independent per-site palette, light and dark. One click re-skins every page.
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Today
A real home on the open web
Free to start, yours to keep, exportable anytime. We are still building — visibly, in the open, with the protocol as our root.
What we stand for
Six values guide every decision we make — from features we ship to trackers we refuse.
Ownership
Your URL, your content, your data. A real website you control — not a corner of someone else’s app.
Privacy
No third-party trackers. No selling data. First-party, cookieless analytics only.
Speed
Static-first rendering with minimal JavaScript. Sub-second loads on cold connections.
Openness
Export your entire site as structured data at any time. No lock-in, ever.
Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA built in. Semantic HTML, keyboard nav, reduced motion respected.
Respect
We respect your time and your audience. No dark patterns, no engagement punishment.
Small, focused, building in the open
Real faces and bios will replace these placeholders as the team grows. For now, here is who is behind LinkMe.
Founding engineer
Engineering & product
Owns the platform core, the protocol, and the ship cadence. Builds in the open.
Founding designer
Identity & experience
Owns the visual language, the themes, and the editorial voice. Cares about the details you do not see.
Community lead
Support & feedback
Owns the conversation — every message, every review, every bug report gets a real human reply.
Want to join us? Get in touch.
Make the web yours.
Join the people building a real home on the open web. Free to start, no card required.