BioScript — Own Your Link-in-Bio SaaS

Hey Indie Hackers,

I’m working on BioScript, a self-hosted link-in-bio SaaS for creators, sellers, and small brands. The core idea is to give people a beautiful bio page and storefront they actually control, instead of another rented profile on a platform that can change the rules

A lot of the products in this space are great at one thing: making setup fast. But they usually stop at “easy.” I wanted BioScript to go further by combining ownership, customization, and creator commerce in one

Right now, the product is built around a block-based editor, theme registry, and live preview system. I’ve been tightening the architecture so the same rendering engine powers the builder and the published page, which should make the experience more consistent and easier toI’m still early, so I’m mostly looking for blunt feedback from other founders:

• Does the self-hosted angle make sense for this market?

• Would you use this instead of a hosted bio-link tool?

• What would make you trust it enough to move your public profile over?

If you’re building in the creator, solo founder, or digital product space, I’d love to hear what you’d want this to do

Hey Indie Hackers,

I’m building BioScript — Own Your Link-in-Bio SaaS, a self-hosted link-in-bio, storefront, and creator commerce platform. The idea is simple: creators should be able to own their bio page, their customer data, and their monetization flow instead of being locked into a rented

A lot of existing tools are great for getting started fast, but they still keep you inside someone else’s system. BioScript is meant to give that same simplicity while letting users self-host, customize the design, and expand beyond a basic bio page into products, lead capture, and

At the moment, the product is structured around a block-based builder, a theme registry, live preview sync, and template-driven layouts. I’ve been working through the architecture to make sure the system stays flexible, consistent, and easy to extend as the product

I’m sharing it here because I’d love feedback from other founders and indie hackers:

• Does the self-hosted angle feel compelling?

• Would you pay for a tool like this?

• What would make it a must-have instead of just another link-in-bio page?

Open to blunt feedback — especially on positioning, pricing, and what the first audience should