IndiePage: Your Link-in-Bio Page

Creators share one problem: lots of links and only one spot to put them. A channel, a shop, a portfolio, donations, consultation bookings. A profile bio will not hold all of that.

IndiePage answers with a single landing page. It is a no-code Telegram mini app builder for creators that, by its own description, produces a link-in-bio page in 60 seconds. 🔗

One link instead of ten

A link-in-bio page works like a digital business card. You hand out one link, and the visitor chooses where to go next.

That fits Telegram well, where the bio and the pinned message have little room and readers rarely dig through a whole feed to find what they need.

What no-code really means here

You do not write any code. The builder is made of ready blocks that you fill with your own details. The result lives inside Telegram as a mini app and opens with a tap.

The bot is called Max | Indie Page, and its author puts speed first: a good-looking page in under a minute. 🚀

What goes on the page

• Main links. Your channel, chat, personal site or portfolio.
• Contacts. A way to reach you for work without searching old messages.
• Offers. Services, products, consultation bookings.
• A short intro. A couple of lines on who you are and how you help.

The exact set of blocks inside the builder may change, so check the menu after launch.

Building the page step by step

1. Start the bot. Open the app and go to the builder.
2. Fill in the profile. Name, a short description, a photo or avatar.
3. Add links. Order them by importance, with the main goal first.
4. Test it on a phone. Most visitors will arrive from one.
5. Post the link. Put it in your channel bio or pin it in a chat.

Making a page people actually tap

One clear call to action beats ten equal buttons. If you want sales, put the offer on top. If you want audience growth, put the channel there.

Give buttons concrete names. Book a review is clearer than Link 1. Five to seven items are enough for most people. 🎯

What to consider before trusting a service with your page

Your page depends on the service staying online. Keep a list of your links and texts in your own notes so you can rebuild the card quickly if needed.

The app is fairly young and its audience is small, around a thousand monthly active users. That is normal for a new service, but it should not be the only road to your customers.

Also keep payment details and personal documents off the page. The link is public, and anyone who opens it sees everything. 🔒

Who benefits from a builder like this

Bloggers, craftspeople, tutors, freelancers and small project owners get a quick business card without ordering a website. A large business with a catalog and checkout needs something heavier, but for a start a simple page is enough.