What is Veylyn: your link in bio, minus the link

In one sentence

You build a single page with your photo, your name and your links. Veylyn gives you a five-digit code. In stories, videos or comments you say “veylyn.com · 48291”: whoever types it on the site sees your page.

Why no link

A link in your profile or in a story is what social networks look at most: it can shrink how many people see you or get the profile flagged. An address said out loud or written in a sentence isn’t a link: the profile stays clean.

For fans little changes: instead of tapping a link they type an address they remember and five digits. No app, no account, nothing to pay.

What’s on the page

• Your photo, your name and a line that sounds like you.
• Your links as buttons, split into sections if you like.
• The icons of your social profiles.
• Videos and music that play right on the page.
• If you want, a form where fans leave you their email.

Who does what

The creator builds the page in Veylyn Studio and chooses when to share the code. Fans open the site, type the digits and arrive. You can change the code whenever you like: the new one works at once, the old one stops at once.

Veylyn is being tested with a small number of creators. Leave your email on the waitlist: we’ll write when we open to everyone.