A home for everything you share
Everything you share,
in one beautiful link.
One page for your work, your writing, your shop and the places you post — not a stack of buttons. Made in minutes, and published at an address that stays yours.
- Free forever
- No credit card
- Yours in minutes
Drawing for magazines and record sleeves. New prints twice a year.
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One link, in every bio you have
What you can put on it
Not a stack
of buttons.
A Links page is made of blocks. A line of writing, a few pictures, something to buy, a date people can say yes to. Put in what matters this month, and take it out when it doesn’t.
Link
A destination, with a title and a line about it.
Note
A sentence of your own between the links.
Gallery
A few pictures, set the way a magazine would.
Product
Something to buy, with a price and a picture.
Embed
A track, a video, a reel — playing in place.
Sign-up
An email field that quietly builds your audience.
Event
A date, a place, and a way to say yes.
Contact
Your inbox, without giving out your address.
Six people, six pages
None of them
look alike.
Start from one of these and it stops looking like it within an afternoon. That is the point of starting from something with taste rather than from nothing.
Your address
byb.sh/yourname
Short enough for a business card, a poster or the back of a record sleeve. It is the address people keep, and it goes on working long after you have changed your mind about everything behind it.
It outlives the page
Rename things, redesign, start again. The link you printed keeps working.
It fits on a card
Short enough to say out loud, and to become a QR code that still scans small.
Bring your own name
Point a domain you own at your page. Your Beautiful link keeps working alongside it.
Everything you share.
Nothing in the way.
Made in minutes
Pick a name, add what matters, publish. Nothing to design.
Designed, not decorated
Typography, spacing and colour already decided. Still unmistakably yours.
Quietly measured
See what people open and where they came from. No leaderboard.
Yours to keep
Your audience, your domain, your page. Export it whenever you like.
One link is
enough, when
it is the right one.
“I stopped apologising for my link in bio. It looks like the rest of my work now.”
“Everything I sell, write and play, on one page — and it took an afternoon.”
“One address on the card, the poster and the window. It just holds.”
What do you want people to find?
