Build a link-in-bio page that works like a small website
Build a polished link-in-bio page with structured blocks, responsive themes, hosted publishing and an open-source self-hosting option.
Revisão mais recente: 5 August 2026OrbitPage treats a link-in-bio page as a compact public website rather than a pile of interchangeable buttons. Start with identity and one primary action, then add only the context that helps a visitor decide where to go next.
Put the decision in the page, not in a wall of links.
A useful page explains who it belongs to, what matters now and which action deserves attention. OrbitPage combines profile information, compact social destinations and full content blocks so every link does not need the same visual weight.
The reading order remains explicit. You can lead with a booking, release, menu or enquiry, then place supporting destinations below it without asking visitors to decode a directory.
- Profile and compact social links
- Primary and supporting actions
- Text, media, maps, events and forms
- Menus, additional pages and optional Shop
Choose a visual system, then keep every block inside it.
Themes coordinate the background, typography, cards and interaction states. Fine controls can adapt the result to a personal or business identity without requiring every block to be designed from scratch.
The editor includes a responsive preview, while the public page remains the final surface to test. A stable mobile hierarchy matters because many visitors arrive from social apps, QR codes and messaging links.
Edit privately and share a fast public result.
Managed OrbitPage separates the authenticated workspace from the public page. Publishing prepares the page and its media for delivery at a hosted address, so visitors do not depend on the dashboard or editing session.
You can begin with an OrbitPage-hosted slug and connect a supported custom domain later. Browser metadata, favicons and discovery settings keep the public identity consistent when the address is shared or indexed.
Use managed hosting or operate the open-source core yourself.
The managed service handles accounts, storage, publishing and maintenance. It is the practical choice when creating and updating the page is the work you want to own.
The MIT-licensed application core is available on GitHub for self-hosting. Choose that route when infrastructure control is a requirement and you are prepared to operate deployment, updates, backups and the public address.
