posyPosy vs LittleLink
LittleLink is a file you edit. Posy is an app you run.
LittleLink is one static HTML page with more than 100 branded buttons. You edit it in a text editor and host it anywhere. Posy is a Next.js app with a visual editor, six looks, an API and an MCP server. Both are MIT. Pick LittleLink for the smallest possible page. Pick Posy to edit without touching HTML.
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What LittleLink does well
LittleLink, by Seth Cottle, is a DIY Linktree alternative made of plain HTML and CSS. There is no build step and no database. You copy it, edit index.html and deploy to GitHub Pages, Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify or any static host. Its README reports that the sample page scores 100 in all four PageSpeed Insights categories.
It ships more than 100 branded buttons, with more in LittleLink Extended, and a Button Builder for making your own. A static page has no server to patch and little that can break.
Side by side, as of October 2026
| Posy | LittleLink | |
|---|---|---|
| Licence | MIT | MIT |
| Stack | Next.js on Node, SQLite or libSQL | Plain HTML and CSS. No build step |
| Run it | One Docker container, or Vercel with Turso | Any static host or GitHub Pages. A Docker Compose file is in the repo |
| Editor | Visual editor in the browser | A text editor. You change index.html by hand |
| Looks | Six hand-made looks, four palettes each, fonts and three layouts | Auto, light and dark themes. Change colours in the CSS |
| Buttons and tiles | Links, 29 social platforms, notes, images, YouTube, Spotify and GitHub repos with live stars | More than 100 branded buttons |
| Multi-user | Accounts with one page each | One page per copy |
| API and AI | REST API, CLI and a remote MCP server | None. It is a static file |
| Analytics | Built in, without cookies | None built in. The README suggests Fathom |
LittleLink details are from its GitHub repo (about 3,100 stars, v3.11.0 released 29 July 2026), as of October 2026. Their plans and features change, so check their site for the current picture.
Where Posy is different
No HTML to edit
Paste a link and Posy picks the tile. Resize and reorder tiles in the editor. Nobody needs to know HTML to change the page.
Tiles that do more than link
A Spotify link becomes a music card with cover art, a YouTube link a video that loads on play, a GitHub repo a card with live stars.
Change it by asking
Connect an AI app over MCP and say "add my new video and publish". With LittleLink, you or your AI edits the HTML and redeploys.
Stats included
Visits, taps, referrers and country, counted without cookies.
Which should you pick?
Pick LittleLink
You want the lightest possible pageA static file loads fast, costs nothing to host and has no server to keep updated.
Pick LittleLink
You are happy editing HTMLIf a git commit is how you change things anyway, LittleLink stays out of the way.
Pick Posy
You want to edit without codeA visual editor, or a sentence to your AI.
Pick Posy
You want an API, stats or AI editingA static page cannot take API calls or count visits. Posy is an app, so it can.
Questions
Is LittleLink free?
Yes. It is MIT licensed and you host it yourself, often for free on a static host.
Is Posy heavier to host than LittleLink?
Yes. Posy needs Node 20.9 or newer, or Docker, plus a small SQLite database. LittleLink needs only a static host. In return Posy gives you an editor, stats and an API.
Does Posy run on GitHub Pages?
No. Posy needs a server, or Vercel with Turso. Use posy.page if you would rather not run anything.
Can I bring my LittleLink buttons over?
Copy your links, not the HTML. Posy has tiles for 29 social platforms and turns each pasted link into the right one.