Create your page in Veylyn Studio
You build the page in Veylyn Studio, on your phone or computer. Here’s how, from signing in to the first save.
Getting into the studio
Sign in with email and password or with Google. The studio has a side bar with Home (your code and this week’s numbers), Page, Design, Codes, Story, Numbers and Account.
Veylyn is being tested with a small number of creators. Leave your email on the waitlist: we’ll write when we open to everyone.
Your profile
- Upload a photo (JPEG, PNG or WebP).
- Write your name the way fans should see it.
- Add a short line that sounds like you.
Your links
- 1Press “Add link”, write the button’s title and the address.
- 2Drag the links into the right order.
- 3Add sections to split them (for example “Videos” and “Contact”).
- 4Put the icons of your social profiles under your name.
- 5Paste a video or a track: it plays right on the page.
If you want, turn on the email form: fans can leave you their address, with a consent box.
Preview and save
Next to the controls there’s a phone with a preview of your page. Changes stay yours until you press “Save”: you can undo, redo or discard everything. Once saved, whoever enters with the code sees the new page at once.
Your own visits to the preview don’t count in the numbers: only fans’ entries do.
Veylyn is being tested with a few creators. We’ll write when we open.
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