Source-Available Link in Bio Engine
The flat-file PHP Link in Bio engine that powers MySocials.Info — source-available, zero-database, and portable enough to deploy in minutes.
What This Is
Most link-in-bio tools are rented. This one is owned. MySocialsInfo is a full-featured engine — themes, modules, galleries, link management — stored entirely as flat JSON files. Drop it on any PHP host. Back it up with a zip. Move it with an FTP client. No Postgres. No Redis. No vendor to disappear on you.
It's the same core that runs the SaaS at MySocials.Info, extracted and packaged so you can self-host the whole thing or export your data from the SaaS and run it yourself tomorrow.
Personal use, internal organizational use, and one public-facing profile or site for your own organization are allowed. If you want to resell it, offer it as a hosted service, roll it out as a platform for others, or otherwise commercialize the software itself, that requires a separate license.
Quick Start
Coming soon. The self-host package and install docs are in preparation. Check back here — or try the hosted version in the meantime.
Self-Host vs. Hosted
Both options run the same engine. Pick the one that fits your situation.
Not sure which to pick? Start at MySocials.Info for free — no commitment. If you ever want to move to self-hosted, export your data and you're running the same engine five minutes later. Changed your mind? Import back just as easily.
Using this at work? Running one public-facing profile or site for your own organization is fine. Franchise, chapter, client, member-platform, commercial redistribution, resale, paid hosted resale, or bundling the software into a commercial product requires a separate license. See License & Use.
Nonprofit or mission-driven organization? Special nonprofit / NFP licensing options are planned worldwide. If you need broader use than the default allowance, reach out.
Architecture
The engine follows a clean layout with no magic directories. Everything has a clear home — data, templates, and logic are separated from the web root.