Link-in-bio tools are everywhere.
And almost all of them feel the same.
A vertical list of links.
Same layouts. Same limits. Same “upgrade to remove branding” pressure.
As a developer, that bothered me more than it should.
So instead of complaining, I built something.
The problem I couldn’t ignore
Most creators don’t actually want a link list.
They want something that feels like a real page with structure, hierarchy, and intention.
But the alternatives suck:
- Full website → too slow
- Notion → ugly and fragile
- Linktree-style tools → fast, but shallow
There was a missing middle.
What I built
BoringOnePage is an AI-powered one-page website generator.
You paste your links (or a Linktree URL), and it:
- Generates a structured layout (not a template)
- Turns links into sections with hierarchy
- Gives you a page that actually looks intentional
No setup.
No design decisions.
No blank canvas anxiety.
Example page
Here is a fictional demo profile generated with BoringOnePage:
https://boringone.page/daftpank_demo
Same idea as a link-in-bio, but laid out like an actual page instead of a stacked list.
Below is what that kind of page looks like.
Why “boring”?
Because boring works.
The goal isn’t to be flashy. The goal is to:
- load fast
- look clean
- feel professional
If someone opens your link, they shouldn’t think “another tool”.
They should think “this feels solid”.
Tech stack (for the devs)
- Next.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Server-side rendering for speed and SEO
- AI, used only where it makes sense (layout and structure, not gimmicks)
No heavy builders.
No drag-and-drop nightmare.
What surprised me
The hardest part wasn’t building the AI logic.
It was:
- deciding what not to automate
- keeping customization simple
- resisting the urge to add features nobody asked for
Shipping less was harder than shipping more.
Who this is for
- Creators who outgrew Linktree
- Freelancers who want a fast personal page
- Founders who need something cleaner than a list of links
Not for everyone.
And that’s fine.
If you’re curious
You can check it out here:
https://boringone.page
It’s still evolving, and I’m building it in public.
If you’ve ever felt that link-in-bio tools are almost good but not quite, you’ll probably get it.
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