own.page helps creators and founders build a beautiful link-in-bio that feels alive - more like a personal website than just a list of links. Build a page in under a minute, customize it your way, add powerful widgets and integrations, understand your visitors, and grow your audience from one place.
@own.page helps creators, founders, freelancers, and makers build a beautiful personal page for everything they are: work, projects, services, content, socials, products, affiliate links, newsletters, and more.
Instead of being just another link-in-bio tool, own.page gives you a flexible space to shape your online presence. You can create a clean page in under a minute, or customize it deeply with layouts, themes, gradients, images, widgets, integrations, analytics, email collection, and a custom domain.
What stands out here: • Drag, drop, resize, and arrange your content freely • Add links, projects, services, products, and social profiles • Use widgets like YouTube, Spotify, GitHub, Calendly, and newsletters • Track visits, clicks, and performance from one place
If you want a personal page that feels more like a real digital home than a simple list of links, own.page is definitely worth checking out.
The bento-tile layout fits people whose "work" is scattered across a lot of surfaces — products, writing, video, courses. I ended up hand-building a portfolio hub for exactly that reason, so I see the appeal. One question: how well does it hold up with a dozen-plus links before it starts feeling cluttered? (Disclosure: I built my own portfolio site, asadov-stack.netlify.app, so I'm comparing against my own DIY version.)
Hey, Congrats with the launch! Do you plan to add more community/discovery features?
Love the concept of moving away from boring link-lists to interactive personal websites. As a developer, I always want to tweak things. How extensible are your widgets? Can we embed custom HTML/JS/CSS blocks or API webhooks into a tile, or are we strictly locked into your pre-built ecosystem?
You guys rock, I enjoyed own.page since day 1 and love all the progress over the years.
Unsolicited advice: add templates for list elements, add a list of json objects with .name and .description and .url and render that
Hey Elitza! It's amazing. Super simple but even more useful. Love this kind of solutions and wish you all the best
@byalexai Great launch! Question: what differentiates own.page from Carrd + Notion + Linktree combined? Are you targeting creators who want to centralize everything without touching the code, or founders who want an ultra-fast page to ship?
Solid work! The fetch-on-paste choice for social data caught my eye. Was that a cost call? Did the platforms (Twitter's API tier nonsense in particular) push you that way?
I love that this leans into the grid/bento box layout instead of just a straight line of links. It gives a quick snapshot of active projects instantly. Grabbing my domain username right now before someone else claims it.. great work Elitza
I like that own.page keeps setup simple, because most people will only maintain this long term if updating it is painless.
Wow, been following you for a while and you folks really made progress! Congrats! I love how the strength of your platform lies in the integration of other social platforms - like displaying the github activity as a widget. awesome! that says so much more about who i am than a generic text and links.
Love the design and how customisable it is, that's ideal for creative people!
"more like a personal website" that's clever, it's not just about stacking links, it's about showing your personality, what you like etc
I need to create my page, so I can share all the different things I do ; cooking, music, apps etc!
Congrats on the launch!!
Bento-style personal sites still have huge demand. Clean execution matters more than complexity here.
About own.page on Product Hunt
“Make your own personal website with bento tiles”
own.page launched on Product Hunt on May 25th, 2026 and earned 446 upvotes and 63 comments, earning #2 Product of the Day. own.page helps creators and founders build a beautiful link-in-bio that feels alive - more like a personal website than just a list of links. Build a page in under a minute, customize it your way, add powerful widgets and integrations, understand your visitors, and grow your audience from one place.
own.page was featured in Social Network (50.3k followers), Social Media (89k followers) and Website Builder (9.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 29.6k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted own.page?
own.page was hunted by Aleksandar Blazhev. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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@own.page helps creators, founders, freelancers, and makers build a beautiful personal page for everything they are: work, projects, services, content, socials, products, affiliate links, newsletters, and more.
Instead of being just another link-in-bio tool, own.page gives you a flexible space to shape your online presence. You can create a clean page in under a minute, or customize it deeply with layouts, themes, gradients, images, widgets, integrations, analytics, email collection, and a custom domain.
What stands out here:
• Drag, drop, resize, and arrange your content freely
• Add links, projects, services, products, and social profiles
• Use widgets like YouTube, Spotify, GitHub, Calendly, and newsletters
• Track visits, clicks, and performance from one place
If you want a personal page that feels more like a real digital home than a simple list of links, own.page is definitely worth checking out.