Personal projects & everyday sharing
Your links make more sense when they come with a short introduction. Give your hobbies, side projects and favourite places a home that explains why they matter to you. Start small, keep personal details deliberate, and let the page change as your interests do.
Create and manage your page with alinkin.bio.
A name and one plain sentence are enough to start. Say what you make or care about, then give each destination a readable label. Someone who knows you from one interest can discover another without guessing what a mysterious URL means.
A hobby project might need notes, pictures and a few references. Keep those together on a separate page and connect it to your main introduction. You can share the focused project page in a relevant conversation while your main bio stays approachable.
Published pages are public. Decide which contact details and images belong there, and check the privacy of the sites you link to as well. Hiding a link on your page does not remove the destination from the internet.
START WITH A USEFUL PLAN
Choose a clear name, a useful short bio and link labels that make your hobbies and personal projects easy to understand.
Read the guideDecide when to use one page, when a project needs its own page and how to connect related interests without overwhelming visitors.
Read the guideStart with the things someone visiting you would find useful: an active project, a place to follow your work and a contact method you are comfortable publishing. You can leave out dormant accounts and private collections.
No. Use another page when it helps organise a project with several destinations or when you want to share that project directly. One small, clear page is often enough for everyday use.
Yes. alinkin.bio lets you save pages privately before publishing. A published page can also hide individual links or images. Check the public page while signed out to see what other people can access.