Open-source Linktree alternatives

LinkStack is an open-source, self-hosted link sharing platform and an alternative to Linktree. It addresses the limitation of social media profiles that allow only one link: you build a custom page that gathers all your important links in one place, and you host it on your own server or web hosting account for complete control over the page and its data.

The platform lets other users register and create their own link pages, which makes it useful for businesses and organizations that manage links for several people. An admin panel is available for managing and accessing other users' links. The README describes the user interface as intuitive and the platform as highly customizable, and its mission centers on a free and privacy-focused solution.

It is built with PHP and the Laravel framework and licensed under AGPL-3.0. Installation options include a standard setup and a Docker version, and the project documents updating, themes, public instances and its fork structure. A Discord community is available. Topics highlight privacy, personal websites and its role as a Linktree replacement.

LittleLink is a do-it-yourself, self-hosted alternative to Linktree. It is a lightweight static page of link buttons, built with HTML and CSS, that you edit and host on your own site. It ships with a large set of branded button styles, with more contributed by the community in the main repository and in the separate LittleLink Extended project.

A Button Builder lets you preview your own button styles and copy the generated CSS and HTML straight into the project. It also checks contrast ratios and suggests strokes where needed. The page offers auto, light and dark themes out of the box, adjustable in the style sheet, and buttons without enough contrast get an inverse stroke for visibility.

The README places weight on simplicity, minimalism and performance, and it acknowledges that not every brand's colors meet accessibility standards. Because it is plain static files, there is no server component to run, so any web host works. The project is licensed under MIT and the latest release listed is v3.11.0.