Make Taksh
The maker badge that cross-links every app you've shipped
What it does
Make Taksh is a maker badge you drop onto every site you've shipped one line of code on, free forever, no card required. The badge sits quietly in the corner, and any visitor who taps it sees your other apps, so each launch keeps sending traffic to the others instead of starting every project from zero. Built for indie makers and small studios running several products at once.
The maker badge that cross-links every app you've shipped. One line of code per site, for makers with more than one thing live. Free for 7 days, then $10 once.
Your launches don't compound, because none of them point at each other. A maker badge fixes that: one line of code, on every site you own, permanently. Two of them you do once, ever. The third one is the reason the other two were worth it. Sign in with Google and pick a username. A 30-second tutorial builds the first badge for you — it drives your own editor, so you can grab the controls off it at any point — and then you drop in everything you've shipped: name, link, one line of what it does. That's your maker hub. Your badge is live from the moment you claim the handle, free for 7 days, and the line goes anywhere a <script> tag goes: Next.js, Astro, WordPress, Framer, a raw index.html. It…from maketaksh.com
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