Linkleaf is a self-hosted link-in-bio page builder for creators who are done renting their single most valuable URL. Linktree charges $5–$9/month forever — $180–$324 over three years for one HTML page. Linkleaf is $19 once: your own domain, zero third-party branding, your analytics and email list living in your own SQLite database.

• Profile with avatar, bio, and a social icon row for 12 networks
• Link blocks with thumbnails and hover animations, headers/dividers, YouTube embeds
• Email-collect blocks that store subscribers locally with one-click CSV export
• Drag-to-reorder editing with autosave, plus block scheduling (start/end dates for launch links and limited drops)
• 6 polished themes (gradient, glass, minimal, dark, neon, paper) + custom accent, background, fonts, and a raw custom-CSS box
• Analytics: page views, clicks per link, CTR, 30-day chart — yours, on your disk
• Server-rendered public page with SEO/OG tags and zero external requests (no Google Fonts pings, no trackers)
• One SQLite file + uploads folder — backup is a copy-paste

Runs as a Windows desktop app or on a $5 VPS (Docker included).

What’s included:

• Windows installer download (Link-in-Bio Setup 1.0.0.exe)
• Full source access — https://github.com/bensblueprints/link-in-bio (MIT)
• Lifetime v1 updates
• Setup guide (README quick start)
• Premium tiers coming later