why pawr
a page for everything you want to show and link to
I've spent a decade working with and building digital products. Every product I've seen eventually gets pulled toward the same things: VCs, metrics, ads, corporate pressure, and pure capitalist thinking.
It hit me when I saw that bento.me was shutting down. It was one of the most loved products I've seen come out. It was free, it created an enormous amount of energy, and it led to so many copy-paste products trying to match Bento and Linktree. Then Linktree, which acquired it a few years back, decided to shut it down and delete all user data while offering only a small discount for a couple months.
I felt that a product like Bento deserved to live further, so I tried to replicate it. That was December 2025, when Claude made a leap in agentic capabilities.
Fast forward four months and pawr is a fully functional bento-grid public page: richer in many ways, still light on the surface, and made for the work, links, media, products, docs, socials, and contact you want people to find.
What makes pawr powerful?
- Rich cards from the links you paste: icons, titles, previews, players, maps, profiles, and richer supported formats.
- A bento grid you shape visually, so the page can feel personal instead of template-made.
- Inline editing on the page people visit. No heavy dashboard between you and the page you are making.
- Human-readable first, with agent-readable surfaces where they help people and machines understand the page.
