Bio Pages

A bio page is a small page of blocks living at the same kind of address as your short links, on the same domain, with the same automatic certificate. Availability of an address is checked against links and pages at once, so a page can never shadow a working link.

Bio pages are a paid capability, and plans can also cap how many pages a workspace may create.

Blocks

| Block | Use | | --- | --- | | Link | A button with an optional image and description | | Heading | A section title | | Text | A paragraph | | Image | A picture, optionally clickable | | Video | A YouTube or Vimeo embed with a preview | | Socials | A row of platform icons | | Email form | Capture subscribers with your own consent text | | Hours | Opening hours by weekday | | Product | A card with a price and a badge |

Blocks are reordered by dragging, and each one can be hidden without being deleted. Each block can also carry a schedule: it appears and disappears at the times you set, so a Friday offer does not need anybody editing at midnight.

A link block can point at one of your own short links. Everything configured on that link keeps working from the page: targeting, expiry, password, rotation, traffic rules. The bio page does not become a second, weaker link tool.

Appearance

Five themes, a light/dark/auto mode, button style and corner style. Branding is inherited from the partner and can be overridden per page. Each page also has its own SEO title, description and preview image, because a bio page is usually the most shared address a client owns.

Draft and publish

Edits go into a draft; visitors keep seeing the last published version until you press Publish. Each publication increments a version, and that version is part of the edge cache key — a published change is visible immediately rather than after a cache expiry.

The page is rendered by the edge worker from a cached value, on the same delivery path as a redirect. A page opened from a printed QR code on a poor mobile connection is served from the nearest edge location.

Subscribers

The email form writes subscribers into the workspace along with the consent text shown under the field. The list is yours: it is visible in the dashboard and exportable at any time.

Analytics

A page view and a click on a block are events in the same stream as link clicks, which means they inherit delivery guarantees, deduplication and the dead-letter path without a second pipeline. Reports show which block earns the taps, where visitors came from and on what device.

Page views and block clicks count against the workspace's tracked-click allowance the same way link clicks do, and automated traffic does not consume the allowance on pages either.

Privacy modes apply to bio page events exactly as they apply to clicks: the same setting decides what a page view records about the visitor and for how long the row is kept.

Publishing checklist

Before publishing, the editor flags the problems that make a page look broken to a visitor rather than to you:

• a block with an empty destination;
• a video whose address could not be parsed;
• an email form without consent text;
• a page with no visible blocks at all.

None of these block publication. They exist so that "the page looks empty" is discovered by you rather than by a customer.