Why we’re building Paje.ai (turn your LinkedIn, Twitter, Dribble into a personal website)
Hey IH 👋
I’m Florin, building paje.ai with my co-founder.
We’re working on this because we’ve noticed a simple problem:
Most people know they should have a personal website… but don’t. Why?
It feels like too much work to design
Choosing a domain is overwhelming
Keeping it updated is a hassle
Meanwhile, almost everyone already has a LinkedIn profile.
So we thought: what if turning that into a website was instant?
That’s what we built:
Paste your LinkedIn → get a live site in minutes
Make AI-powered edits to your sections
Publish at
paje.ai/site/[yourname](free right now)
Why it exists:
We want to make personal websites as easy and common as LinkedIn profiles — so people can control their online presence outside of social platforms.
We’re still validating and would love your feedback:
Do you think this is more useful for job seekers, freelancers, or indie hackers?
If you had a site generated instantly, what’s missing that would make it worth paying for?
👉 Try it here: https://paje.ai
Thanks for reading — happy to answer any questions 🙏
— Florin
Just tried the app and I really like the concept. It’s super simple to use, and I think it’s very useful for people without technical knowledge who want to quickly build their digital personal brand.
One suggestion: during the ~34 seconds it takes to generate a page, maybe you could add a more engaging animation or progress indicator. It would make the waiting experience feel smoother.
David, thank you so much for trying the app and sharing your valuable feedback!
What you said makes perfect sense. I was actually thinking about adding a clean loader; maybe even with quotes about why having a personal website matters.
We’ll definitely look into it and add something there.
If you don’t mind me asking, what made you decide not to publish your (free) website?
I love what you mentioned about including quotes — that sounds great.
I didn’t publish the site because I’m a developer and I’ve already had my own website for a few years.
That makes sense for sure. Thanks again for the feedback!