Explicit destinations
Readable titles tell visitors what sits behind a link before they open it.
Your work has an endpoint.
Code, streams, and the notes that explain them. A link-in-bio page for people who would rather be building.
Get on the listNo account created. Opens your email client.One index.
Useful routes.
Give each destination a clear label. Let people choose where to go.
@stackafterdusk
Small tools. Late-night builds. Notes left in the open.
- sourceBrowse the keyboard firmware
- streamWatch the next debugging session
- notesRead my display driver write-up
- setupSee the workbench parts list
Deliberate ordering
Keep the current build at the top and reference material within reach.
Small-screen clarity
A compact profile and a vertical link list make your work easy to scan from a phone.
Setup
- Define your profile.Choose a handle and explain what you build or broadcast.
- Register the destinations.Collect the addresses for your source, broadcasts, and reference notes.
- Name each route.Use labels that identify the resource without requiring extra context.
- Validate the list.Check that every destination resolves and that the current build comes first.
- Publish the index.Share its address from your profile, stream notes, or project readme.
Questions / answers
Is this available now?
Linkvly is being prepared for early access. Email your intended use; access and timing are not guaranteed.
Does Linkvly host my projects?
No. The planned page points to your existing destinations. Keep your code, files, and broadcasts with their current hosts.