Ship your link page in 60 seconds

Every developer has thought about building a personal site. Some actually do it. Then six months later the dependencies are outdated, the blog has two posts, and updating a single link means opening VS Code, editing a config file, pushing to GitHub, and waiting for a deploy. For a list of links.

The alternative is Linktree, which works, but feels like it was made for influencers. Pastel gradients, rounded buttons, the whole "creator economy" aesthetic. You want a clean page with your GitHub and blog on it, not a page that looks like it sells skincare.

And then Linktree wants $15/month for the privilege of removing their branding. That's $180/year for a page you could build yourself in an afternoon. Except you won't, because you have actual projects to work on. The build-it-yourself middle ground is Carrd, which works if you want pixel control. lnk.boo is for the days when you don't.

lnk.boo uses bento grid layouts for your link page. Not a vertical list of buttons. A grid where you can put your GitHub profile next to your blog, your latest side project next to your Twitter, a stat counter showing your npm downloads next to a map of where you're based. It looks like something you'd actually put on a portfolio.

The themes lean dark. 92% of users on lnk.boo chose dark mode (developers, right?). Pick a theme, drop in your links, choose your slug at lnk.boo/yourname, and you're done. No config files. No build step.

You can add more than links, too. Social profile icons for GitHub, Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Mastodon. Stat blocks if you want to show numbers. Images, quotes, headings for sections. Devs who stream code can also use the Twitch-streamer setup for panels and !commands, and devs running a tech channel should look at the YouTube-creator setup for the description-link-block angle.

The whole thing is freeat a random URL like lnk.boo/page-a1b2c3d4. All themes, bento grids, every content block, no branding. Want lnk.boo/yourname? That's a one-time $1.99. Change it later and it's another $1.99, but every URL you've bought stays yours and 301-redirects. No monthly billing, no "pro" upsell after you've already set things up. Linktree Pro is $180/year. The math doesn't need explaining.