Your internet starts here
One link in bio. The right links for every visitor.
Build your link-in-bio page with TapMore. Visitors tell your page what they’re looking for, and it shows the links that match.
Try it: pick why you’re visiting Maya’s page.
Maya Chen
Designer, maker, and collector of good ideas.
- Things I’ve made
- Notes from my corner
- Let’s make something
Less scrolling. More finding.
Try it on.
Make it yours.
See your own words and links on a page before you share an email. Start with a small draft, or explore an example.
Your name
Your ideas, your projects, your next chapter.
You don’t fit in a box.
Your page shouldn’t either.
A portfolio today. A side project tomorrow.
There’s room for every version of you.
Illustrative examples, not customer endorsements.
Personal means personal.
Feels like you.
Because it is.
Start with a color that feels right. Add your words, pick your links, and put the important ones up front. Watch your page take shape as you go.
- 01 Edit and preview, side by side.
- 02 Highlight what matters right now.
- 03 Keep a backup of what you’ve made.
A few things to know
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Something to try today.
Something we’re building for tomorrow.
What can I do with TapMore right now?
Build a page in the interactive studio: add and reorder links, write your bio, pick a theme, try visitor filters, and download a backup.
Do I need an account?
You can start editing without an account. Sign in to publish or reopen your saved page. Edits stay on your device until you publish; download a backup to keep a separate copy.
Can I publish my own page yet?
Yes. Create your page, choose an available address, and sign in with Google, Apple, or an email code to publish at tapmore.link/yourname. You can update or unpublish it from your workspace. Custom domains are not available yet.
Can I use my existing links?
Yes. Paste the URLs you already share into the editor. Automatic imports from other link-in-bio services aren’t available yet.
There’s more to you.
Give it a home.
Pick a username, make it yours, and publish when you’re ready.