A page should look like the person,
not like the tool.
Linky started in June 2026 as a small Discord-login link page for friends who were tired of paying monthly for a font. It is still run by one person, Visiuun, and it is still free.
What it is
A link-in-bio page builder for creators, streamers, VTubers, artists, musicians, gamers and developers. You sign in with Discord, claim a name, and build a page with links, embeds, interactive blocks, live data cards and a design that goes down to the cursor. Every feature is included for every account.
Why free
Serving a link page costs a fraction of a cent. The tools that charge $5 to $30 a month are charging for storefronts, email tools and schedulers, and then holding fonts and colors hostage to push you up a tier. Linky does not sell those things, so there is nothing to hold hostage. It runs on one server that its maker already pays for.
If a feature ever has a real marginal cost, it may become a paid add-on. The base stays complete, and the changelog will say so first.
How it is built
Profile pages are rendered on the server as plain HTML with inline SVG icons and a small script for effects: no third-party scripts, no cookies. The dashboard is a Preact app. Live cards are fetched and cached on the server so visitors never talk to GitHub or Discord directly. Analytics is counted server-side with rotating salted hashes. The whole thing is a single PHP application on one machine, which is why it is fast to change: the changelog is long.
Counted, not followed
Views and clicks are counted without an identifier on the visitor’s device. You see totals and trends, never people. Bots, link previews and your own visits are excluded. The privacy policy lists everything stored.
Who runs it
Visiuun, who also builds other tools for creators. Write to [email protected]; a person reads it. Security reports go to the same address and are handled first.
Numbers, as of now
- 28 pages live
- 39 accounts, next UID #40
- 2,547 page views counted
- 132 features, all free