What we build next

Download your raw view and click data as CSV, so you can take it anywhere.

Put a code in front of a link for early access, private demos or paid drops.

Run two versions of the same link, then keep whichever gets clicked more.

Invite a manager or editor to work on your page without handing over your login.

Pull live product images and prices from your store into a link block.

Serve different copy per language and let the visitor browser decide.

One-tap starter looks for your page. Temporarily withdrawn from the Design section — the presets themselves still exist and anything you applied from one is untouched. It will come back when it earns its place as the first thing you see.

Badges your page earns on its own — a first thousand views, a year online, a milestone you hit. Awarded by us, not chosen, so they mean something.

Give any link a start and end time so drops, launches and campaigns publish and retire themselves.

Galaxy, silk, lightning, iridescence, liquid chrome and particles, each recolourable.

Collect links under your own headings instead of one flat list.

Download a print-ready QR that carries your colours, for merch tables and posters.

Every change saves as you make it, with one-tap undo. No save button to hunt for.

Profiles are rendered at the edge and arrive complete, which fixed slow first paints and blank social previews.

Full-height sections below your card, reached by scrolling — game settings, hardware, projects, music or anything else, with a dot rail so visitors know where they are.

noiz.bio sets no cookies at all, analytics is cookieless and counted on our own server with a working opt-out, and every font is served from noiz.bio so a profile never calls Google to render.

Sign in with Discord, show your handle, picture and account badges, and add a card for your server with live member counts and a Join button. Live presence (the online/idle dot) was part of this and has been removed — it came from a third-party service and Discord offers no other way to read another account's status.

A free-text location line — a city, a country, or whatever you want it to say — with its own alignment and its own glow, or following the master glow.

Classic and Modern are two real arrangements rather than two names for one: Classic sets your picture beside your name and moves the view counter to the opposite corner, Modern centres everything in a column.

Turn the waitlist on and new accounts need an invite: the front page collects emails instead of offering signup, and every existing page keeps working exactly as before.

Choose what the Discord mark shows, hide your picture, and give the card its own background colour — or no background at all.

Considered and dropped. Too niche for the number of people asking, and it would have dated the page badly.