Static Link Web 🚀

Bundle links, notes & files — share instantly with no fuss, no cloud, no accounts. Privacy-focused, and open source.

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✨ Features

📦 Bundle anything: links, notes, pics

📶 Share instantly via QR code or small file

🔒 Free forever, no logins, no ads

🎨 Simple, clean, and beautiful UI

🤝 Open source and welcoming contributions

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🤝 Contributing

Got ideas or fixes? Pull requests and issues are welcome! Let’s keep it simple, powerful, and fun.

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📄 License

MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.

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Static Link Desktop

Built using Nativefier.

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Features

• Loads the live website automatically
• Custom app name and icon
• Portable and easy to distribute
• Lightweight and simple for end users
• Available for Windows and Linux

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Download

Download the latest version from the Releases page.

Windows

1. Download the zip file from the latest release (look for Static Link-win32-x64.zip).
2. Extract the zip folder to any location on your PC.
3. Open the extracted folder.
4. Run Static Link.exe.

All required DLLs and files are included in the zip, so the app will work immediately after extraction.

Linux

1. Download the Linux zip file from the latest release (look for Static Link-linux-x64.zip).
2. Extract the zip folder to any location.
3. Open the extracted folder.
4. Run Static Link (you may need to mark it as executable: chmod +x Static\ Link).

All required binaries and files are included in the zip, so the app will work immediately after extraction.

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Building from Source

If you want to rebuild the app yourself:

Prerequisites

• Node.js installed
• Nativefier installed globally:

  npm install -g nativefier

Build Command (Windows & Linux)

Open PowerShell or your terminal in the folder containing your icon and run:

Windows

nativefier "https://ld-beepbeep.github.io/Static-Link-Web/" `
  --name "Static Link" `
  --icon "icon.ico" `
  --out "build" `
  --platform "windows"

Linux

nativefier "https://ld-beepbeep.github.io/Static-Link-Web/" \
  --name "Static Link" \
  --icon "icon.ico" \
  --out "build" \
  --platform "linux"

• --name → Sets the window title and app name
• --icon → Path to your .ico or .png file (Linux may require PNG)
• --out → Folder where the app will be built
• --platform → Target OS

After building, you will have a folder like:

build/Static Link-win32-x64
build/Static Link-linux-x64

Inside, you’ll see the executable along with all necessary files.

Optional Build Script

For convenience, you can include a PowerShell script build.ps1 (Windows) or a shell script build.sh (Linux):

build.ps1 (Windows)

# build.ps1
nativefier "https://ld-beepbeep.github.io/Static-Link-Web/" `
  --name "Static Link" `
  --icon ".\icon.ico" `
  --out ".\build" `
  --platform "windows"

build.sh (Linux)

#!/bin/bash
nativefier "https://ld-beepbeep.github.io/Static-Link-Web/" \
  --name "Static Link" \
  --icon "./icon.png" \
  --out "./build" \
  --platform "linux"

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Notes for Users

• Windows: Runs on Windows 10/11. Must unzip the folder before launching Static Link.exe.
• Linux: Runs on most modern distributions. Must unzip and may need to mark as executable before launching.
• Open source: Source and build instructions are in the repo, but the release contains the compiled app.

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