I made a open-source/self-hosted Linktree alternative that runs in one Docker command
I kept running into the same problem with Linktree:
$15/mo just to get analytics and a few themes. No self-hosting option. No QR codes. No link scheduling. And all my data sitting on their servers. So I built LinkBreeze a open-source/self-hosted link-in-bio platform that deploys in one Docker command and gives you everything Linktree charges for, free.
Current features:
- Unlimited links with drag-and-drop reordering
- Privacy-friendly analytics : views, clicks, referrers, geo, no cookies
- 5 built-in themes + full customizer (colors, fonts, backgrounds, animations)
- Auto-generated QR codes (SVG/PNG download)
- Dynamic Open Graph images per profile
- Sub-300ms page loads with zero client JavaScript (Server Components)
- bcrypt auth, HMAC-signed sessions, runs as non-root in Docker
- 130MB image, SQLite, one volume — no external database
It's built with Next.js 16, Drizzle ORM, and shadcn/ui. Single-user by design, one admin, one public page. MIT licensed.
I'd genuinely appreciate feedback, bug reports or feature suggestions.