A lightweight, open source, stateless, and self-hosted alternative to linktree in a Docker container!
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🔗 LittleLink-Server

This project is based on the great work from littlelink It takes the same simple approach to a link page and hosts it within a nodeJS server containerized for you to use. Now, customizing LittleLink with littlelink-server is as easy as passing in some environment variables.

👇 What is LittleLink?

LittleLink

LittleLink is a lightweight DIY alternative to services like Linktree and many.link. LittleLink was built using Skeleton, a dead simple, responsive boilerplate—we just stripped out some additional code you wouldn't need and added in branded styles for popular services. 😊

Themes

LittleLink has more than 20 company button styles you can use and we'll be throwing more in soon. You'll also find a light and dark theme ready to go. Not a fan of the colors? Update skeleton-light.css or skeleton-dark.css to the HEX values of your choosing.

Performance

Using Skeleton let us build something that loads quickly & doesn't have any of the unnecessary bloat you would get from using a large framework for a page that requires nothing more than simplicity. LittleLink scored a 99/100 in performance when tested with Google Lighthouse.

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