Paste a GitHub, a personal site, X, or LinkedIn. We pull the public bits, fill a template, and ship a clean URL. No LLM tokens, no hallucinated bios, no “let's circle back to your strengths.”
how it works
No prompts to write, no “regenerate” roulette. The same input always produces the same starting page — you change it from there.
A GitHub URL, a personal site, X / LinkedIn / Bluesky, or a bare handle. Paste many at once — they queue up.
github.com/you · alex.co · @alex
We pull public data, merge it by source priority, and pick a deterministic template variant. You see exactly what was found, where, and edit any field inline.
user > site > github > linkedin > x
One click ships /your-name, a short link for QR, and a magic-link email so you can edit forever — no second account needed.
brnd.co/alex · brnd.co/s/a8f · QR ready
the no-AI part
Every “generated” line is a hand-written variant filled with your real data. hash(name) picks the variant. Same input → same page, every time.
“Alex is a passionate, results-driven creative striving to leverage cutting-edge synergies at the intersection of design and product.”
“Alex is a designer working at the seam of brand and product. Currently leading design at Airfield. Previously at Figma and Stripe.”
templates
Each template is responsive, accessible, palette-swappable. Pick now or switch any time in the editor — your content travels with you.
Cyber-glass with mesh gradients.
Magazine cover with drop cap.
Shell prompt aesthetic. For builders.
Soft pastel gradient, glassmorphism.
Glitch text, scanlines, neon grid.
Geometric, primary colors, oversized.
Boardroom card. Crisp & professional.
Academic preprint with abstract.
Magazine grid with color tag.
Raw HTML, harsh borders, mono caps.
Clean two-column. Default.
Frosted bento on a mesh gradient. Apple OS 26 energy.
Holographic accents. Chrome metallic. Conic gradients.
Display sans, italic serif, mono meta. Asymmetric grid.
Serif. Justified prose. Roman numerals.
features
No dashboards to learn. The page is the product, the editor is one click away, and every concept here exists because it shipped a real flow.
From minimal-card to web3-neon, brutalist to editorial-zine. Each one is responsive, accessible, and palette-customizable in the editor.
Every published page mints a base62 short code at /s/:code and a printable QR. Drop it on a card, in a deck, behind a sticker.
No second account to manage. Click the link in your email, land in the editor, ship the change. Tokens scope to the page, not the user.
Every page ships with an Open Graph card so a paste in Slack, X, or iMessage actually looks like your page — not a 404 thumbnail.
Every field on your page records where it came from — site, GitHub, LinkedIn, you. Edit any field and your edit wins, forever.
ready when you are
You’ve already written the words on your GitHub, your site, your LinkedIn. This just lays them out nicely and gives you a URL.
questions
Because we wanted output we could promise. Hand-written templates plus your real data give the same result every time, never invent facts, and cost nothing per pageview. The page is yours, not a stochastic guess about you.
Public bits only — your site’s OG tags, your GitHub profile + pinned repos, LinkedIn / X public meta. No logins, no protected pages, no scraping behind paywalls.
Yes — that’s the point. The variant picker is hash(name) → seed → index. If you re-run with the same input, you get the same starting page. Press “try another” to cycle the seed.
You get a magic link by email when you publish. Click it any time to land directly in the editor. Tokens are scoped to the page; no separate account is required to view it.
Cloudflare D1 for profiles, KV for the 24-hour scrape cache, and that’s it. Your edits always beat the scraped values.
It’s skipped. Variants reference slots like {past_company_2} or {top_skill}; if a slot is empty, the picker falls through to the next variant, and finally leaves the field editable but blank.