For players and streamers
A gaming profile,
not a list of links.
Stop answering “what’s your sens” in chat. Put the settings, the gear and every place you stream on one page you design yourself, at noiz.bio/yourname.
Your setup page
Rendered by the same components a visitor sees on your page.
Settings
Fields already written for the games you play.
Pick a title and the rows are waiting: you fill in the values. Anything not listed gets a blank page you label yourself.
- 01VALORANTSensitivity · DPI · Resolution · and more
- 02Counter-Strike 2Sensitivity · DPI · Resolution · and more
- 03FortniteSensitivity · DPI · Resolution · and more
- 04Apex LegendsSensitivity · DPI · Resolution · and more
- 05Overwatch 2Sensitivity · DPI · Resolution · and more
- ＋Anything elseYour own labels
Every place you already are.
Six of the thirty-nine platforms with their own icon. Anything else goes in as a custom link, and any link can carry an icon you upload. Add as many as you like, group them under headings, and schedule the ones that are only live for a while.
- Twitch
- YouTube
- Discord
- Steam
- Kick
- Roblox
The page
More than a card with links under it.
A profile starts as one screen. Below it you can add scroll-down pages: a setup, a schedule, a roster: each with its own address, so you can send someone straight to the part they asked about.
- Premium
Game settings
Sensitivity, DPI, resolution, crosshair code and rank, as label-and-value rows a visitor can read at a glance.
- Premium
Hardware
Mouse, keyboard, headset, monitor and the rest of the build, in one list.
- Premium
Scroll-down pages
Full-height sections below your card, one per subject: a setup page, a schedule, whatever you keep being asked for. Each one gets its own link.
Your platforms
Twitch, YouTube, Discord, Steam, Kick and Roblox all have their own icon. So do thirty-three other places you might be.
YouTube and Twitch embeds
A YouTube video or playlist, or a Twitch clip or past broadcast, playing on the page. Ones further down wait until a visitor scrolls to them.
Analytics
Views, clicks per link, referrers, devices and countries. Real numbers, not a badge.
Live cards
Minecraft, Roblox, Steam, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Kick, GitHub, Last.fm and CS2: a card shows your live profile from each, fetched by Noiz's server, plus the weather and a clock.
Discord status
Online, idle or in a game, live on your Discord card. It is off until you switch it on, and it needs you in the Noiz Discord server.
- Premium
Animated backgrounds
One of twenty-two animated backgrounds drawn live behind the page. A clip from your stream can loop there on any plan.
Free unless marked Premium: one payment, no subscription. Every feature, or the full breakdown by plan.
Who it is for
One card, or a whole setup page.
Players
Set it up once and it keeps being right: rank and sensitivity are two fields to edit when they change, not a post to rewrite.
Streamers
Your stream playing live in the page, your clips, Twitch, YouTube and Discord in one place, and a schedule you can edit between streams.
Esports players
Config and hardware laid out as a spec sheet, on a page that carries your team's colors.
Communities
A landing page for a server or a team: links, a roster page, and a Discord invite people can act on.
Questions
What people ask before they start.
What is a gaming profile on Noiz?
One page at noiz.bio/yourname that holds your links and, if you want them, scroll-down pages below the card for things like your settings and your hardware. You design it yourself: background, fonts, colors, the card's look. Or start from a template another creator shared and change what you like.
Can I put my in-game settings on it?
Yes. VALORANT, Counter-Strike 2, Fortnite, Apex Legends and Overwatch 2 each have ready-made fields, such as sensitivity, DPI, resolution, crosshair code or rank, and any other game can be added with fields of your own. You manage them in Games & setup, in your dashboard. You type the values; nothing is read from a game.
Can I list my hardware?
Yes, as label-and-value rows: mouse, keyboard, headset, monitor, mousepad, microphone, GPU, CPU, RAM. Pick a maker and a model from Noiz's device list, or type your own.
Can I link my Twitch, YouTube and Discord?
Yes, and Steam, Kick and Roblox, each with its own icon. You can also connect your Discord account so your handle and server invite appear on your card, and your Twitch channel plays in the page while you are live, as can a clip or a past broadcast, instead of sending people away. Your Discord status can appear on that card too, with the game you are playing: it is off until you switch it on, and it needs you to be a member of the Noiz Discord server, because Discord only shares a status with a bot in the same server. Cards can also show your live profile from Minecraft, Roblox, Steam, YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Kick, GitHub, Last.fm and CS2: your Steam profile and status (after you sign in through Steam), your Roblox status, whether you are live on Twitch and more, fetched by Noiz's server from each service's official API. Your settings and ranks are still values you type: nothing is read from a game itself. What your visitors' browsers do load is whatever you put on the page: an embed is the provider's own player, and a Discord card pulls your avatar and server icon from Discord's CDN. Our privacy policy sets out all of it.
Can I use it as my link in bio?
That is what it is. One noiz.bio link in your Twitch panel, your X bio or your stream overlay, with unlimited links behind it and a QR code for anyone watching on a screen.
What does it cost?
Links, analytics, background music, scheduled links and every social icon are free. Scroll-down pages, the settings and hardware widgets, video backgrounds and the animation suites are premium: one payment of €4.99, not a subscription.
Your page
Take your name.
Pick your name, then add the setup page when you are ready for it.
The base plan is free, with no payment card and no time limit
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