A developer portfolio behind one link
The Developer's Arena is LTReee's showcase for people who build. Add your projects once and share ltreee.app/yourname?view=arena — recruiters, clients and collaborators land on your work instead of a list of links.
Projects with context
Each project gets a title, description, cover, live demo and repository link — not a bare URL.
A space that looks like one
The Arena renders your work in a cinematic black-hole scene with your projects as connected nodes.
Real numbers
Track views, demo opens and repository clicks per project so you know what draws attention.
Indexed by Google
Your Arena is server-rendered with its own title, description and structured data.
How to submit a project
1.Create your free profile
Sign up with Google or email and claim your username — that becomes your public ltreee.app/username address.
2.Open the Arena tab
From your dashboard, open Developer's Arena and add a project: title, a short description, a cover image, the live demo URL and the repository URL.
3.Order and curate
Drag your strongest work to the top and hide anything in progress — only visible projects appear publicly.
4.Publish and share
Publish your profile, then share ltreee.app/yourname?view=arena in your résumé, GitHub README and social bios. Watch views and clicks come in from your dashboard.
Who the Arena is for
The indie hacker
Ships a new side project every few months. Instead of rewriting a portfolio site each time, they add a project to their Arena with the demo and GitHub links, then watch the click counts tell them which idea is worth doubling down on.
The job-hunting developer
Puts one Arena link on their résumé and LinkedIn. Recruiters land on a page of real, running projects with live demos — and the owner can see when a demo actually gets opened after an application.
The open-source maintainer
Maintains several repositories. The Arena keeps every repo, docs site and demo in one place, ordered by priority, with analytics showing which projects the community actually explores.
Why developers choose LTReee over Linktree
Linktree is a good generic link list. The Arena is built specifically for showcasing technical work — here's how they compare:
| LTReee Arena | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Developers: projects, demos, repos and analytics | General audiences: simple lists of links |
| Project pages | Rich cards with cover, description, demo and repository | A title and a URL per link |
| Analytics | Per-project views, demo opens and repo clicks | Link click counts (mostly paid tiers) |
| Design | Cinematic space scene — your projects as a constellation | Standard stacked buttons and themes |
| SEO | Server-rendered pages with structured data, submitted to Google | Limited control over indexing and metadata |
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Developer's Arena free?
- Yes. Creating a profile, adding projects and sharing your Arena link is free on LTReee.
- Do my Arena projects show up in Google?
- Yes. Arena pages are server-rendered with their own title, description and structured data, and they are submitted to Google Search Console through our sitemap.
- Can I track which projects get attention?
- Yes. LTReee tracks views, live-demo opens and repository clicks per project, so you can see which work drives real traffic.
- Do I need to give up my existing link page?
- No. The Arena lives behind your normal LTReee profile as a tab — visitors can switch between your links and your projects from the same ltreee.app/username URL.
Put your projects in orbit
Create your free LTReee profile and publish your Arena in minutes.
Start building freeAlso worth reading: what a link in bio page is and why LTReee works as a Linktree alternative.