Build with blocks
Add, update and reorder every part of your public page.
Your page. Your server. Open source.
A visual page builder you can make your own. Create a portfolio, a link-in-bio or a venue menu, then run it on your server. Free and MIT-licensed.
What you can build with OrbitPage
Start with a block. Make it yours. Add a shop, a menu or more pages as your ideas grow.
Personalize
Adjust colors, fonts, background and card style.
AI assistant
Ask for a change, review the proposal, then apply it.
Digital shop
Present and sell digital products or services from your page.
Menus
Organize dishes, drinks, sections and availability in one menu.
Pages
Dedicated pages with memorable URLs
Privacy
Manage consent, policies and visitor choices.
What your self-hosted edition includes
All the tools above, plus what you need to publish, understand your audience and manage your site. In your own installation.
DocumentationPublish
Your domain, QR codes, search metadata and a sitemap for your pages.
Analytics
Visits and clicks, with consent settings and privacy policies in the same dashboard.
Newsletter
Collect subscribers, create campaigns and schedule emails through your SMTP service.
Team
Collaborator roles, access permissions and two-factor authentication.
AI uses your OpenAI API key. Usage is billed by the provider.
Connect your Stripe account for payments and SMTP for delivery emails.
Choose how to install OrbitPage
On your computer, a Linux server or your homelab: choose the setup that suits you.
Docker & Compose
RecommendedRun the official container with Docker Run or Compose.
Open guideLinux
The Debian and Ubuntu installer sets up Docker and OrbitPage.
Open guideProxmox VE
Create a dedicated LXC container in your homelab.
Open guideFrom source
Build the project to develop or customize the code.
Open guideMIT license: use, change, share
The MIT license lets you use, modify and redistribute the code, including commercially, while retaining its copyright and license notice.
- Commercial use
- Modify the code
- Redistribute
Self-hosted or managed hosting?
Use the visual editor either way. The difference is who operates the service around it.
| Self-hosted |  Managed OrbitPage | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free software; your server, domain and services | Free and paid plans with defined limits |
| Hosting & updates | You manage the server, HTTPS, backups and updates | OrbitPage operates hosting, storage and delivery |
| Control & services | Modify the code and run your own installation | Managed accounts, workspaces and plan-based features |
Documentation, releases and contributions
Explore the code, report a reproducible bug or contribute an improvement. Start with the contribution guide, and report vulnerabilities privately through the security policy.
View on GitHub