LinkFork: All Your Links in Telegram

Your profile fits one link, and you have five social accounts. It is a familiar problem for creators, freelancers and small teams. LinkFork solves it inside Telegram: you build one page with all your links and send just that. 🔗

The app calls itself a social network hub. It launched in early 2024, and the bot has separate channels in Russian and English.

One project, many links

LinkFork is built around projects. Each project gets its own name, and inside you add links and headers to split them into blocks. For example, social networks in one group, a shop in another, order contacts in a third.

You can change the page title and the images so it looks like yours and not like a stock template.

Sharing the page

A finished project goes out in two ways: with a special button inside Telegram or with a regular link the bot gives you. The recipient opens the page in a mini app.

The link works like a business card. It fits in a profile bio, in a pinned channel message, or in a private message to a client.

Build yours in five steps

1. Open the bot and tap Start.
2. Create a project and give it a clear name.
3. Add links to your socials and make headers for groups.
4. Change the title and the images.
5. Copy the link or use the share button.

Five steps and the page is live. Check every link yourself: a typo in an address spoils the impression faster than anything else. ✅

What Share to Earn means

The bot description calls LinkFork the first Share to Earn app: sharing links can bring you internal LinkFork coins. How many and under what terms, see the app itself and the project channels.

Keep a calm attitude toward the coins. Internal app coins do not guarantee money, and you should not count on them as income. Treat them as a pleasant bonus on top of the main benefit, which is the link page.

Who benefits most

• Creators and bloggers. One link instead of a list in every profile.
• Freelancers and small shops. Catalog, messengers and reviews on a single page.
• Teams and communities. A shared entry point for newcomers.
• People whose contacts change often. You edit the project and the link stays the same.

Tips to make the page work

Put the main links at the top. People rarely scroll past the first three or four items.

Give headers meaning: My work, Contact me. That reads better than a pile of network names. And once a month, review the page: remove closed accounts and outdated offers. 🧹