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Getting Started with Noiz

From signing up to a page worth sharing

What Noiz is

Noiz is a link-in-bio page. One short URL: noiz.bio/yourname, holds every link you want people to reach, styled however you like. It is free to use, and the paid tier is a single one-time payment rather than a subscription.

Creating your account

  1. Go to noiz.bio and press the main button on the homepage. While signups are closed it joins the waitlist, and once they are open it starts your account; joining holds the username you want for the day they open
  2. Sign up with an email address and password, or use Continue with Google or Continue with Discord
  3. If you signed up with email, confirm it from the message we send: the link expires, so use it while it is fresh
  4. Pick your username. This becomes your URL. The name you settle on here does not count as a change: you can rename later by yourself, once on the free plan and three times on Premium
  5. Add your first link, or skip that and come back to it

Your page is live from the moment your username is set. The step after it is a shortcut, not a requirement.

Choosing a username

  • Letters, numbers and underscores, nothing else
  • Between 1 and 30 characters
  • Not case-sensitive for lookup, so noiz.bio/Ada and noiz.bio/ada are the same page
  • Checked for availability as you type

The dashboard

Five places, and Settings underneath them:

  • Home: this week's views against last week's, and your address with one Copy link
  • Links: add, edit, order and group everything on your page, and how links look under Style
  • Pages: the sections below your card, and Content for what you play, your setup and your platforms
  • Design: Page, Card, Profile and Share, in the order your page shows them. Your badges are under Profile
  • Analytics: views, clicks and where they came from
  • Settings: account, security, billing and your data

Nothing to save

Design saves itself. Stop dragging a slider and the change is written about a second later: the page header says Saving and then Saved. The same header carries an Undo that steps back one save at a time.

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