Editorial
Typography instead of buttons
One page for everything you do — links, socials, products, messengers — at yourname.tapmy.link. Pick one of ten templates, import what you already have, and share it everywhere.
Paste the address of your current page — Linktree, Taplink, Beacons, Bio.link or anything else — and we pull the links across. Tick the ones you want to keep, done.
No page yet? Type your Instagram handle and we fill in your photo, name and bio.
You get yourname.tapmy.link. It reads like your own site in a bio, on a business card or out loud — and it stays yours.
Editorial, Mono, Aurora, Zine, Photo and five more. Your address, links and photos stay put when you change the look.
Most visitors open your page inside Instagram or TikTok on mobile data. Pages render on the server, ship almost no JavaScript and open in a blink.
One page for you, one for the studio, one for the shop. Each has its own address; you switch between them in the editor.
Rows or icon strips with real brand marks for 35 platforms, plus one-tap Telegram, WhatsApp and Viber buttons.
Views and unique visitors for 7 and 30 days, counted without a single cookie — so your visitors never see a consent banner.
OnlyFans, Fansly and similar links go through an age check and never appear in your page source, so your address stays clean for crawlers.
The editor and the site speak your language. Your page speaks your audience’s.
Give any link a short path on your own address — yourname.tapmy.link/shop — to print, say out loud or share. Taps on it are counted, still without a cookie.
Copy one prompt into ChatGPT or Claude and it registers the address, builds the page and hands you a link to take over. There is an API and an MCP server underneath.
Same links, same photo. Switch template whenever you feel like it — your address and your content stay exactly where they are.
Type a name, see that it is free, sign up with your e-mail.
Paste your old page’s URL or your Instagram handle, then add anything else by hand.
Switch on Publish, copy the link or the QR code, and put it in your bio.
Yes. There is no paid plan yet and no trial that runs out. Public pages carry one small promo block at the bottom — that is what pays for the service instead of a subscription.
Anything with a public page of links: Linktree, Taplink, Beacons, Lnk.Bio, Bio.link, Carrd, Milkshake, Stan and others. We read the page and show you the links we found; you choose what to keep. Instagram can fill in your photo, name and bio.
Yes — as many as you like, each on its own subdomain. You switch between them inside the editor, and each one has its own template, links and statistics. Pages created by an AI assistant over the API are capped at ten per account.
Yes. The address, the links, the photo and the text are stored separately from the design. Switching template changes nothing but the look, and you can switch as often as you like.
That is the case it was built for. Pages are rendered on the server, ship almost no JavaScript, and still work when the in-app browser blocks scripts. Background images are re-encoded and capped in size before they are ever served.
A link marked 18+ never appears in the page source. The visitor confirms their age on your page first, then passes through a separate warning domain. Crawlers reading your page see no adult destination at all.
You can export your profile and statistics as JSON at any time, and deleting your account really deletes the records and the files rather than hiding them.
Yes. Press “Copy for LLM”, paste the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or any assistant, answer its questions, and it builds and publishes the page. You get the address and a link that makes the account yours. Nothing is created without your say-so.
Free. Set up in two minutes, import in one.