Building a Bio Page
The builder is where you set the handle, write the profile, arrange blocks, and watch a live preview update as you go. Nothing is public until you publish.
Handle and profile
The handle is the public URL segment - keep it short, lowercase, and recognisable (acme, jane, studio-north). Allowed characters are letters, numbers, hyphens, and underscores; it must start with a letter or number, and reserved words are rejected. If you leave it blank when creating a page, a readable handle is generated for you.
The profile fields sit above the blocks on the rendered page:
- Display name - the headline name shown at the top.
- Headline - a one-line descriptor under the name.
- Bio - a short paragraph of context.
- Avatar - a profile image.
All four are optional. A page with only blocks and no profile is valid.
Blocks
Blocks are the body of the page, rendered top to bottom in their sort order. Add a block, pick its type, fill in its fields, and drag it into place.
| Type | Key fields |
|---|---|
link |
Label, URL. Optionally bind to an existing short link instead of a raw URL. |
header |
Label (the section title). |
text |
Label / body copy. |
social |
Network + profile URL (stored in the block config) and an icon. |
embed |
The embed source, in the block config. |
image |
Image path, optional caption and link. |
form |
The hosted form to render inline (referenced in the block config). |
Each block has an active toggle. Turning a block off hides it from the public page without losing its content - useful for seasonal links or a campaign you will bring back.
Linking to a short link
A link block can reference one of your existing short links instead of a raw URL. When it does, taps reuse that link's routing and roll up into that link's click history, so a destination you already track from the link shortener stays tracked when it appears on a Bio Page too.
Live preview
The preview pane renders the page exactly as visitors will see it, including the active theme, as you edit. Reorder blocks, change colours, or edit copy and the preview reflects it immediately - no save required to see the result.
Publishing
A new page starts as a draft. Publish it when it is ready: the handle goes live and the page starts counting views. You can unpublish at any time to take it offline while keeping the content, or disable it temporarily.
Deleting a page disables the handle immediately, then removes the page and its blocks through a queued job, so a deleted handle stops serving right away.