LinkBreeze

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Self-hosted link-in-bio tool delivering privacy-first analytics, multi-page support, instant data import, server-side HTML/CSS rendering, fast loads, QR codes, no client-side JavaScript, Docker setup, free of subscriptions, no tracking pixels, fully open-source.

Cost / License

Free
Open Source (MIT)

Origin

Morocco

Since

Since 2026

Updated

Updated Nov 2026

Releases

24 releases last year24 last year

Platforms

Online
Self-Hosted
Docker

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Properties

Decentralized
Privacy focused
Lightweight

Features

Ad-free
Dark Mode
No Tracking
Support for Docker
Link in Bio
SQLite
React

LinkBreeze information

Developed by
Manak-hash
Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.
Written in
TypeScript
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Supported Languages
- English

AlternativeTo Categories

Development, Social & Communications, Security & Privacy

GitHub repository

268 Stars
27 Forks
7 Open Issues
Updated Nov 11, 2026

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Our users have written 1 comment or review about LinkBreeze, and it has gotten 7 likes.

LinkBreeze was added to AlternativeTo by Manak on Aug 6, 2026 and this page was last updated Aug 12, 2026.

Comments and Reviews

Lowe Bowe

★★★★★

Oct 4, 2026

EditedOct 4, 2026

Greetings! Has the repository been destroyed?

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What is LinkBreeze?

LinkBreeze is a self-hosted alternative to Linktree. I built it because Linktree's $15/mo Pro plan didn't justify the feature set, email capture is another $9/mo, embed widgets are paywalled, link scheduling is paywalled. I wanted something I actually own: my data on my server, no subscription, no tracking pixels.

The interesting technical bit: the public page ships zero client-side JavaScript.

The entire link-in-bio page, themes, animations, hover effects, QR codes, embed widgets, renders server-side as pure HTML/CSS. No React runtime, no hydration, no framework JS. The visitor downloads HTML + CSS + their fonts. Page loads in under 300ms. That's it.