Paste your links, get a finished page

How it works

1. Claim your handle and confirm your email.
2. Paste links to your products, apps, repos or anything else you made, one per line. Up to ten.
3. Add your X and GitHub handles if you have them.
4. makerhandle reads every site at once and creates a project for each one, with the product's name, a one-line description from the site and its icon or logo.

Social profile links you paste among the sites, like an X or GitHub address, go to your socials instead of becoming projects. A GitHub repo link becomes a project from the repo itself.

What it reads, and what it does not

For each site we read the public page: its name (from the site's own metadata or the part of the title that matches the domain), its description, and a square icon such as the apple-touch-icon. If a site cannot be read in time, it still comes over, named after its address, so no link you gave is lost.

We only read what any browser would see. Private addresses are refused, and every bit of text is cleaned and shortened before it is stored. Nothing is posted anywhere.

Then make it yours

The instant page gets you from empty to presentable. Then:

• set a status on each project, so visitors know what is live
• add a screenshot and a short write-up on its project page
• connect revenue for a verified figure, if a project earns
• pick a template

Prefer to start from repos? Use the GitHub import. Moving from Linktree or Indie Page? Import your page instead.