A link-in-bio page is one short address that opens a page of everything you want to share — your links, videos, music, contact details and gifts — so the single link slot on your social profiles can point at all of it at once.
The problem it solves
Instagram, TikTok and most other platforms give you exactly one clickable link on your profile. You usually have more than one thing worth sharing: a shop, a new video, a booking form, a newsletter. Changing that one link every time you post is tedious, and every change breaks whatever you linked to last week.
A bio page fixes it by being the thing the link points at. You put your page address in the profile once and never change it again. What the page contains is yours to edit whenever you like, and nothing you have already posted ever goes stale.
What is on a page
- An addressSomething like gomy•bio/yourname, which is yours to choose
- BlocksLinks, text, images, embeds, forms and gifts, stacked in any order
- A designColours, fonts and a theme, so it looks like you and not like a template
- StatisticsHow many people arrived, and which blocks they actually tapped
What it is not
A bio page is not a website. There are no separate pages to navigate, no menus and no site builder to learn. It is one screen, designed to be read on a phone, with the things you want people to do arranged top to bottom. That constraint is the point — it is why a bio page takes ten minutes to build and a website takes a weekend.
Ready to build one? Start with creating your first bio page.