My Links: one page for all links

Your profile bio fits one link, but you have a channel, a portfolio, a shop and three more social accounts. My Links fixes that squeeze by gathering every important address on one page inside Telegram. There is also a support button for people who want to thank you. 🔗

One page instead of ten links

The app calls itself a unified social hub. You add your profiles and links, then send people a single address. There is no need to explain in every chat where to find you.

The format is familiar from link-in-bio pages for social networks. Here it lives in the messenger itself, where your audience already has a chat open with you.

Who it helps

• Channel authors: pin one link and show every platform.
• Freelancers and designers: portfolio, contacts and an order page on one screen.
• Small shops: storefront, support chat and reviews in one place.
• Bloggers and streamers: all social accounts plus a way for fans to give support.

The support button

The description says your audience can back you through a donate feature. That is a voluntary gesture: each person decides whether to send anything and how much.

Do not count on steady income. Donations come from a small share of followers and depend heavily on trust in the author. Treat them as a pleasant bonus, not as an earnings plan.

Building a page people want to open

1. Start with your three main links, not thirty. Nobody scrolls a long list.
2. Give each link a clear label such as "My channel" or "Order work".
3. Put the most important item on top: whatever brings clients or readers.
4. Once a month, check that every address still works.

A good link page answers "what next?" in a couple of seconds.

An everyday example

Imagine you run a travel channel. One link sits in the pinned post, and from there a reader goes to your blog, your route list and a page where they can book a consultation.

You launch a new series, add its link to the page, and a minute later it is available to everyone. You do not rewrite old posts, hunt for outdated addresses or ask followers to update bookmarks.

That habit saves a noticeable amount of time.

Safety notes

A page with your links is public. Keep personal phone numbers, addresses and anything you would not share with strangers off it.

If the app offers donations, check where the money actually goes. Never type a wallet recovery phrase or connect a wallet to a doubtful page. For money, a separate wallet with a small balance is the safer choice. 🙂

Why it helps a personal brand

People are too lazy to hunt for you across platforms. The fewer steps between interest and contact, the better the odds that someone follows or writes to you.

One tidy page replaces long lists in every post and removes routine work. Update a link once and it changes everywhere you sent the address.