LinkedHub: All Your Links in One Place

Someone says "send me your contacts" and you fire off five links across three messages? LinkedHub gathers them into one card. The profile takes one click to create and one tap to share. 🔗

It runs as a mini app inside Telegram. The app bills itself as a hub of links in Telegram.

What the card is

The profile holds links to your social networks, messengers, websites and other resources. A person opens one address and sees everything you are ready to share.

That saves time for you and for the other person. No need to explain where to find you or what a given account is called.

More than a list of addresses

The profile also lets you show what you are into and what matters to you. That turns a dry set of links into a short story about you. 🎨

• Interests: say what you do and what you love.
• Contacts: all ways to reach you in one spot.
• Browsing other profiles: you can look at other people's profiles and find shared interests.

Set it up in five minutes

1. Open the bot and press /start.
2. Launch the mini app and create a profile.
3. Add the most important links first, the ones you want seen first.
4. Write a few words about yourself.
5. Share the card in a chat, a story or your profile description.

Who gets use from it

Freelancers and makers who need to show a portfolio and contact options fast. Channel authors who lead an audience to several platforms. People who meet many others at events and want to leave contacts without confusion.

If you have a single social network, you do not need a separate card. Once there are three or more platforms, a hub saves your nerves.

What to decide in advance

Any card makes you more visible. Think about which links can be open to everyone and which should stay for people close to you. A personal number and private pages need not be shown to strangers. 🔒

• Public and private: keep work and family profiles apart.
• Freshness: remove links to accounts you no longer use.
• Check before sending: open your card with a stranger's eyes and see if everything works.

If the app does not open, update Telegram and relaunch with /start.

Making the card work harder

Put the link where people already look: your channel description, the pinned message in a group, an email signature. A card nobody sees brings nothing.

Review it every few months. People change jobs and platforms, and an outdated card looks worse than none. 🗓