For founders
A bio link that updates itself
Your product link, your latest release and your best testimonial on one page — and it stays current because it is reading the modules you already maintain rather than a copy you pasted in and forgot.
HomeLink Pages
Get startedThe link in your bio,doing more than one job.
A bio page with a short URL behind every card and a click count on each, themed to look like yours — and able to pull your latest posts, releases and testimonials in as live cards rather than links away.
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Every card carries its own link and its own click count.
Live, not pasted
Blog posts, releases and testimonials read from the modules.
Yours to theme
Palette, font, background, button shape — with a live preview.
The page
One page, at an address you pick.
Your avatar, your name and a line about what you do, at a slug you choose and can change later. Publishing is a switch — while it is off the page itself returns a 404 rather than something half-built. It can also take over your portal's links route, so the link in your bio and the one in your nav are the same page.
- A slug you choose, editable after the fact
- Title, description and avatar
- Published as a real switch: off means 404, not a stale draft
- Optionally the primary link page, rendering at your portal's own links route
The look
Not the same page everyone else has.
Start from a preset and then argue with it. The background takes an image with a texture laid over it and a blur behind the cards, the buttons are solid or outlined or ghosted with the corner radius you want, and the links either stack in a column or sit two across.
- Presets to start from, then your own palette, font and layout
- A background image with an overlay — orbs, grid, dots or grain — and a blur
- Solid, outline or ghost buttons, with corner radius and shadow
- One column or two, and the order of the sections is yours to set
The links
Every link is also a short link.
Each card you add comes with its own short URL beside it, ready to copy. So the same destination can go on the page, in a newsletter and on a slide, and you can still tell which one people actually used. Clicks are counted per card, views per page.
- A short URL generated per card, with copy and open beside it
- Clicks counted per card, views counted per page
- Switch a link off without deleting it
- Reorderable, with a drag handle on every row
Pull in the rest
It can show the rest of AppGram, live.
A bio page normally goes stale the day after you build it. This one reads from the modules you are already keeping current — your latest posts, your last few releases, the testimonials you approved — and renders them as cards on the page instead of links away from it.
- Blog posts, releases and testimonials as live cards, up to five each
- Status, surveys, forms, support and your affiliate program, as a link or a widget
- A row of social icons above the links
- A phone preview beside the editor, built from the same components as the live page
Who uses it
What teams actually do with Link Pages.
For marketing
Know which link they actually clicked
Every card has its own short URL and its own counter. The same offer in a newsletter, in a bio and on a talk slide stops collapsing into one undifferentiated number.
For creators
A page that looks like yours
A background image with a texture over it, your font, your button shape, your section order. Not a template with your logo dropped into the corner of it.
Connected
Link Pages plugs into everything else you run.
Every module writes to the same customer graph, so data captured here shows up wherever it is useful — no connectors to authorize, no sync to babysit.
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FAQ
What teams ask about Link Pages.
Where does the page live?
At a slug under your AppGram portal, which you pick when you create the page and can change afterwards from the editor. You can also mark it as your primary link page, in which case it renders at your portal's own links route and appears in the public nav alongside everything else.
What happens when we unpublish it?
The page returns a 404 rather than a half-built draft. Individual links can also be switched off one at a time without deleting them, which retires a short URL while keeping its click history.
Do the individual links get their own URLs?
Yes. Every card carries a generated short URL beside it with copy and open actions, so you can put the same destination in several places and still see which one people came through. Clicks are counted per card and views per page.
Can it show content from the rest of AppGram?
That is the part worth having. Blog posts, releases and testimonials embed as live cards — up to five each — and your status page, surveys, forms, support form and affiliate program can each be added as a link or as a widget. They stay current because they read from the modules rather than from something you copied across.
How much of the design is ours?
Presets to start from, then the palette, the font, the layout as one column or two, the button style with its corner radius and shadow, a background image with an overlay texture and a blur, and the order the sections appear in. A phone preview sits beside the editor, built from the same components as the live page.
Can we add our social profiles?
Yes, as an icon row above the links — reorderable like every other list on the page.
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