LinkflyPersonal pages · self-hosted

N° 01 A homepage for one person

Not a stack of buttons. A page that reads like you.

LinkFly gives you a small, fast personal page with real typography, a featured slot for the thing you care about most this week, your own domain, and numbers that tell you what people actually opened.

linkfly.me/

Free to start. Point your own domain at it whenever you like. See a live page →

Alex Rivers
Design technologist, Lisbon
Open for freelance in November
  1. 01Field notes, a newsletterSubstack1,420
  2. 02Open-source workGitHub986
  3. 03Studio reel 2026YouTube612
  4. 04Book a 30-min callCal240
alexrivers.comclicks · 30d
Custom domainsClick analyticsFeatured & header linksStatus tags6 avatar shapes4 button stylesAny Google fontQR codesSelf-hosted on SQLite

N° 02 The difference

Most bio pages look the same because they are.

Link
Link
Link
Link
Link

The usual: five identical pills, no context.

Featured

Field notes, issue 41

On designing for slow reading. Out this Sunday.

Open-source workNew
Studio reel 20264 min
Elsewhere
Book a call30 min

LinkFly: featured links, section headers, badges, subtitles.

N° 03 Contents

What you get.

01

Your type, your shapes

Pick a font, a button style (rounded, pill, sharp or outline), an avatar shape and border, and your own colours. No locked presets.

02

Numbers you can act on

Page views and clicks per link, so you know which link to move up and which to cut.

03

An address with your name on it

Start at linkfly.me/you. When you are ready, connect a domain you own and the page moves with you.

04

Yours to run

Next.js, Prisma and a single SQLite file. Run it on one small server with Docker, and keep every byte of your data.

Make the page people remember.

linkfly.me/