A link-in-bio page that search engines can find.

Tapvio is free and open source. Choose a theme, add your links, and publish a fast page that shows up when people search your name.

No account, no ads, no tracking. Your page is a file you own.

Try a theme on this example page

Set like a well-made CV. Section names in a left column.

Built for being found

Most link pages are built for social apps and ignored by search. A Tapvio page is a real web page, so your name, work and profiles can appear in Google.

Indexed by search engines

Plain HTML, a sitemap and structured data that tells Google all your profiles belong to you. New pages are announced to Bing within minutes.

Nine real themes

From a CV layout to a Windows 95 window. Each theme has its own fonts and layout, with light and dark modes where they make sense.

Save contact button

Add an email or phone number and visitors can save you to their phone contacts in one tap. A share image is made for every page.

Yours to keep

Your page is one small text file in a public repository. No lock-in: copy it, host it yourself, or move it to your own domain.

How it works

Three steps, about five minutes. You need a free GitHub account to publish.

  1. Fill in the builder

    Add your name, a short bio and your links. Pick a theme and watch the preview update as you type.

  2. Publish on GitHub

    One button opens GitHub with your page file ready. Click Propose changes, then Create pull request.

  3. Go live

    Once it's approved, your page is live at mafzalkalwardev.github.io/tapvio/yourname and search engines are told about it.

How Tapvio compares

FeatureTapvioTypical link-in-bio app
PriceFree, all featuresFree plan, paid themes and features
Search enginesIndexed, with sitemap and structured dataOften hidden from search
Ads and trackingNonePlatform branding, analytics cookies
Your dataA file you own, open sourceStored in their account
Page speedStatic HTML, under 10 KB compressedApp bundle loaded on every visit

Make your page in five minutes.

Free forever. Open source under the MIT license.