Make Link in bio pages with your live Follower Map

Who puts a map under their links

Anybody whose followers are in more than one country, which is almost everybody who posts on the internet and almost nobody who can prove it.

• Travel creators

  Your links are places. Pin the Japan guide to Japan and the page becomes the thing you are selling rather than a list of names for it.

• Musicians and podcasters

  See which countries open your links before you decide where to tour, where to ship, or which market is worth a post of its own.

• Anyone with a sponsor

  Send the brand the link. They watch it fill in from their own screen, and the clicks come back broken down by country rather than as one number you are asking them to believe.

• Anyone who sells something

  Find out that a third of the people clicking your shop link are somewhere you do not ship to -- which is a thing you would otherwise guess at for a year.

Page with a map, profile, and links, all on one page, sell more by creating trust

The map is live, right now, and you are on it. Your links sit under it.

Rachael Green

Long trips in a small van. Currently somewhere on a gravel road.

drawing the borders…

Here nowAll time

8,444

viewed

143

countries

3

links

A minute to make, and then it runs itself

1. 1

   Add your links

   A name and an address each. Give one a country if it belongs somewhere, and a picture if you have one.

2. 2

   Post it

   In your bio, in a story, in a pinned post. It is one address and it works everywhere a link works.

3. 3

   Watch it fill in

   Every country somebody opens it from lights up, as it happens. You get the clicks on each link, and where they came from.

Why a map beats a longer list

A list of links asks somebody to click and gives them no reason to. A map shows them that other people already did. It is not a number you set or a badge you buy: it is opens, it only goes up, and every country that lights up makes the links under it easier to trust.

• A list of links

  A list of links on a live map

  Every country somebody opens it from lights up as it happens. The page is the same list, with evidence underneath it.

• Total clicks

  Clicks by country

  Not how many people clicked, but where they were when they did. Nothing else that carries your links can tell you that.

• A follower count you cannot prove

  Reach a sponsor can see

  Send the link. They watch it fill in for themselves, from their own screen, without taking your word for any of it.

You find out where your followers actually are

Every link on the page is counted, and counted by country. Not a total that tells you nothing you can act on, but the thing you would have to guess at otherwise: that the people clicking your merch link are somewhere you do not ship to, or that a country you have never posted for is a third of your traffic.

An example, not somebody's real page.

The things people ask first

Do I have to replace my Linktree?

No, and most people do not. This is the link you post as well — in a story, in a pinned post, under a video — because it is the one that fills in while people watch. Keep whatever is in your bio today.

Is it free?

The page, the live map and two links on it are free, with no card and no trial that ends. Pro is up to 20 links, your own link address, and the clicks on every link broken down by country.

Does my followers need an account?

No. They open the link and they are on the map — no sign-in, no app, and no “allow location?” prompt. The country comes from the same request that serves the page, which is why it is instant and why it is only ever a country.

Can I use my own link address?

On Pro, yes — your name instead of a random code. The old address goes on working for good afterwards, so anything you have already posted or printed does not break.