living.so

living.so is built around the idea that your scattered online presence deserves one beautiful home. Rather than juggling a link-in-bio page, a photo gallery app and a separate travel journal, you assemble everything in a single page that tells your whole story. The builder deliberately blends three familiar feelings: the flexibility of WordPress, the simplicity of Linktree and the personal workspace vibe of Notion, which makes it approachable whether or not you write code.

Everything is composed from widgets. You can drop in custom link cards, an interactive world map to pin where you have been, a photo carousel, a social feed pulling from Instagram, X or GitHub, or a booking calendar, and arrange them however you like. Content is organised through a hierarchical collection system, so you can nest collections inside collections and connect related stories; it suits everything from travel journals to creative portfolios. A standout feature is the list builder: type the title of a film, book, TV show or game and it fills in artwork, release dates and details automatically, turning a plain list into something shareable.

living.so also layers in practical publishing tools. An AI writing companion helps with grammar, style and emoji suggestions, and can unblock you when you do not know how to start. Privacy-friendly analytics show which content resonates without collecting unnecessary personal data, and the paid plan adds a custom domain, a global CDN for fast loading, custom SEO and priority support. Pricing is kept deliberately simple: a single plan at $4 per month, with a yearly option that saves about a third and a 7-day free trial. The service is operated by Epiclogue Systems, Inc.