Outie
All your sides. One good link.
Design Tools·Productivity·Marketing
What is Outie?
Outie is a link-in-bio for freelancers and creators who are more than one thing. Instead of an interchangeable list of buttons, it gives your bio link a small homepage feel: a little home for everything you're putting out, not a dump of URLs.
Pick a Grid, Cover, or List layout, or paint your own cover on the drawing canvas (or upload an image). Add your links, keep one stable bio URL, and keep your latest work up to date as it changes.
Free forever, with a Pro plan at €4/mo during the beta (until 19 Oct 2026). Built by a solo maker. Live now at https://outie.link/
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