Shipbay
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Shipbay - One page for every project you've shipped

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Your work is spread across GitHub, a link in a bio, and a portfolio site you last touched two years ago. Shipbay is one page instead. Claim a handle, paste a link — the name and description fill in from the site itself — and drag them into order. You get views, clicks and where visitors came from, plus optional newsletter sign-ups you can export as a CSV. No feed, no rankings, no follower counts. One page per person is the whole product.

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Hey Product Hunt, I built the thing I wanted. One page, one address, everything on it. Claim a handle and you get shipbay.dev/you. To add something, paste its link — Shipbay reads the site and fills in the name and description, and you can rewrite either. Drag them into the order you want. Edits are held as a draft until you press Publish, so nothing half-finished goes live. You also get numbers that are actually useful: views over time, which projects people opened, which sites sent them, and which countries they came from. No visitor is identified and no IP address is stored. If you want, an email box appears on your page and you can download the list as a CSV — I store the addresses, I don't send mail on your behalf. What it deliberately is not: there's no feed, no ranking, no follower count, no algorithm deciding who sees your work. One page per person is the whole product. $14.99 a year or $29.99 once, both currently below their usual price. I'd like to know: what's the one thing your current link-in-bio or portfolio setup gets wrong for you? That's the list I'll be working from next.