🔗 Link-in-bio · $9/mo

Can I vibe code Linktree?

One link in your bio that points to all your other links.

🟢Yes — build itest. one sitting

A link-in-bio page is a single static page with a list of buttons. There is no network, no data you can't recreate, and no infrastructure you can't get for free. This is the canonical 'why am I paying for this' SaaS — you can build a nicer version than the paid tier in one sitting and host it for $0.

The one-shot prompt
Build a single-page link-in-bio site (a Linktree alternative) as a static site I can deploy to Vercel for free. Requirements: a centered column with a circular avatar, my name, a one-line bio, and a vertical list of large tappable link buttons. Read the profile (name, bio, avatar URL) and the links (label + url + optional emoji icon) from a single links.json file so I can edit them without touching markup. Make it fully responsive, add a light/dark theme that follows the system, add subtle hover animation on the buttons, and include an optional privacy-friendly analytics snippet placeholder. Give me clean, well-commented code and a one-command deploy.
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What you build

A single responsive page with your avatar, bio, and a styled list of link buttons, deployed to a free host with your own domain.

What you give up
  • Built-in click analytics (though you can add a free analytics snippet in five minutes)
  • The hosted editor — you change links by editing a file or a small JSON, not a dashboard
  • Their template gallery and A/B testing on the paid plan
  • Automatic link-preview scraping for embeds
Why people still pay

Non-technical creators want to change a link from their phone in ten seconds without touching code — the dashboard is the product for them, not the page.

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A prompt is the first move, not the whole game. Course 01 teaches you to take a prompt like this one to a shipped, working app — reviewing, correcting, and steering the agent the whole way.

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