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LinkStackOrg/LinkStack
Self-hosted, open-source Linktree alternative for building a personal page that collects all your links in one place.
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What is it?
LinkStack is a link-sharing web application that lets you build a single page containing all the links you want to share, getting around the one-link limit on social media bios. It is written in PHP on the Laravel framework and can run on your own web server or hosting provider.
Beyond personal pages, the admin panel supports multiple user accounts, so an organization can let members register and manage their own link pages. Pages can be customized with installable themes, and the project provides a themes directory where users can submit and download designs. The README also describes a one-click updater, automatic backups, and a setup wizard on first run.
The project offers a Docker image based on Alpine Linux with Apache2 and PHP 8.2, as well as a manual install that involves copying files into a web root. Community-hosted instances are also available for users who do not want to self-host.
Key features
- 01Build a single page that gathers all your links.
- 02Multi-user support with an admin panel for managing accounts and links.
- 03Installable themes, with a directory for submitting and downloading designs.
- 04One-click updater that creates a backup before upgrading.
- 05Docker image available for simple deployment.
- 06Self-hosted, so you control where your data lives.
Use cases
- Creating a personal link-in-bio page to share on social media profiles.
- Giving a company or community team individual link pages managed from one admin panel.
- Running a privacy-focused link page on your own server instead of a commercial service.
Quick start
- 1
Download the latest release zip from the releases page
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Place the linkstack folder or its contents in your website's root directory
- 3
Open your instance in a browser and complete the first setup page
- 4
Or pull the official Docker image
docker pull linkstackorg/linkstack
Things to know
- Requires a PHP web host or Docker to run, so you must self-host it.
- Licensed under AGPL-3.0, so modified versions offered over a network must be published under the same license.
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FAQ
- What is LinkStack?
- Self-hosted, open-source Linktree alternative for building a personal page that collects all your links in one place. LinkStack is a link-sharing web application that lets you build a single page containing all the links you want to share, getting around the one-link limit on social media bios. It is written in PHP on the Laravel framework and can run on your own web server or hosting provider.
- Is LinkStack free to use? What license does it have?
- LinkStack is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is LinkStack still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to LinkStack was on Oct 26, 2026.
- What can I use LinkStack for?
- Creating a personal link-in-bio page to share on social media profiles. Giving a company or community team individual link pages managed from one admin panel. Running a privacy-focused link page on your own server instead of a commercial service.
- How do I install LinkStack?
- Download the latest release zip from the releases page Place the linkstack folder or its contents in your website's root directory Open your instance in a browser and complete the first setup page Or pull the official Docker image: docker pull linkstackorg/linkstack
- Where can I get LinkStack?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/LinkStackOrg/LinkStack
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