Show HN: Entry – Paste your GitHub, site or X and see a draft homepage

Paste your GitHub, website or X. Entry reads what’s public and drafts a homepage with your links, projects and work in seconds.

Add moreA GitHub user or organisation, the address of your site, or an X handle. Add up to 3 to read, and up to 10 profile links (LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and more); Entry merges them into one homepage.

A GitHub profile or organisation, your website or an X handle. Add up to 3 to read, and up to 10 profile links such as LinkedIn or Instagram.

It reads what’s public and draws a real Entry homepage in seconds. Every part of it is copied from your sources and listed under “Where this came from”. Nothing is made up.

Claim your address for free, with no card, and the draft is waiting in your editor. Before anything it imported can go live, you prove the sources are yours.

Only public information, from the sources you paste. Never posts, followers or anything private.

Your preview is deleted automatically after 24 hours, or at once with “Delete my preview”. It isn’t published, and there is no address anyone can visit.

A cookie that only holds your preview’s key brings it back after a reload. What Entry read from a public source may be kept for up to a day so the same profile isn’t asked for again; it isn’t tied to you. The details are in the privacy policy.

Claiming copies the draft into your editor, but anything it imported stays off your public page until you prove the source is yours. For GitHub you sign in with GitHub, which tells Entry only who you are. For a website you add a DNS record, a meta tag or a rel="me" link. For X you put a code in your bio or link the account both ways with a source you’ve already verified.

Yes. It is free to use, you don’t need an account and you don’t enter a card. Claiming an address is free too.

Public information from the sources you paste: a GitHub profile or organisation (its bio, pinned repositories and profile README) and a website (the page you give plus up to two of its about and work pages). It never reads posts, followers or anything private, and a site that asks tools not to read it is left alone.

No. Profiles on LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and other platforms are added as links only. Entry never opens them, so nothing from them is copied.

Yes. Entry reads your name, bio, photo, website and location from X through the public mirrors fxtwitter and vxtwitter, never your posts or followers. If the account is protected or the mirrors aren’t answering, your handle is kept as a link instead.

A preview is deleted automatically after 24 hours. You can delete it sooner with “Delete my preview”, and nothing is published unless you claim it and choose to publish.

No. Every part of the page is copied from your sources and listed under “Where this came from”. If a source has little public information, the preview is short rather than padded.

Anyone can start a preview from public information, but imported content can’t go on a public page until its owner proves the source is theirs: a GitHub sign-in, or a DNS record, a meta tag or a rel="me" link on the website.