Table of contents

• FediProfile - The Decentralized Link-in-Bio
• What is FediProfile?
• Features
• How It Works
• Documentation
• Tech Stack
• Comparison
• Contributing
• License

FediProfile - The Decentralized Link-in-Bio

Your links, badges, and identity - powered by the Fediverse.
The open-source, federated alternative to Linktree.

What is FediProfile?

FediProfile is a free, privacy-respecting link-in-bio tool built on ActivityPub. Your profile page is itself a first-class Fediverse actor — people on Mastodon, Pleroma, Misskey, and any other ActivityPub platform can discover and interact with it directly.

It's designed for two audiences:

Newcomers — A clean, fast link-in-bio with no trackers, no ads, and no account lock-in. It also serves as a gateway into the Fediverse: your profile link is an ActivityPub actor, encouraging exploration of open platforms.

Fediverse power users — If you juggle multiple accounts (Mastodon, Pixelfed, Loops, a federated blog…), FediProfile gives you a single persona to share. It doesn't post on its own, but it automatically boosts content from your other accounts and has its own ActivityPub inbox — including the ability to receive and display verifiable badges issued through BadgeFed.

Features

• Unlimited Links — Add as many links as you want, organize them your way.
• ActivityPub Native — Your profile is discoverable and followable from any Fediverse instance.
• Badge Collection — Receive and showcase verifiable badges from issuers across the Fediverse via BadgeFed.
• Fediverse login — Authenticate with an existing Mastodon, Akkoma, Pleroma, or Pixelfed account. FediProfile detects the server software and rejects unsupported login flows before authorization.
• Auto-Boost & Relay — Consolidate your Fediverse presence by automatically boosting posts from your other accounts.
• Self-Hostable — Run your own instance with full control over your data.
• No Tracking — Zero analytics sold, zero ads, zero corporate surveillance.

How It Works

1. Sign in with the Fediverse — Enter a supported server domain and authorize FediProfile.
2. Pick an optional short name — The permanent account-qualified path (for example /@michael@westergaard.social) always works; an available short alias such as /@michael may also be selected.
3. Add links & badges — Drop in your links. Badges arrive automatically from issuers across the Fediverse.

Documentation

• Compatibility: ActivityPub application and BadgeFed matrices
• Development: clone, build, test, run from source, and run with Docker
• Configuration: application settings, authentication, databases, object storage, and templates
• Deployment: production requirements and Kubernetes examples
• Architecture: project boundaries, replaceable infrastructure, and runtime data

Tech Stack

• Runtime: .NET 10.0 / ASP.NET Core
• UI: Blazor Server
• Database: LINQ to DB with SQLite or PostgreSQL
• Auth: Dynamically registered OAuth for Mastodon, Akkoma, Pleroma, and Pixelfed; optional GitHub and LinkedIn providers
• Protocol: ActivityPub / ActivityStreams

Comparison

Feature	FediProfile	Linktree	Others
Unlimited links	✓ Free	✓ Free	Varies
Federated identity	✓	✗	✗
Badge / credential system	✓ Built-in	✗	✗
ActivityPub integration	✓ Native	✗	✗
Self-hostable	✓	✗	Some
Open source	✓	✗	Some
No tracking / analytics sold	✓	✗	✗
Price	Free forever	Free / $9+	Varies

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here's how to get involved:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a branch for your feature or fix: git checkout -b my-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -m "Add my feature"
4. Push to your fork: git push origin my-feature
5. Open a Pull Request against main

If you find a bug or have an idea, open an issue.

License

Licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.