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Your Link in bio is your public storefront on Pocketsflow.
It’s a single link you can share everywhere that brings together your profile, products, and optionally your newsletter. Examples:
  • https://yourname.pocketsflow.com
  • https://yourdomain.com (when you connect a custom domain)
Use your Link in bio as:
  • A link-in-bio for social platforms.
  • A lightweight storefront with all of your live products.
  • A home base for your newsletter, with a simple way for people to subscribe.
Visitors can browse your products, click through to product pages or checkout, and—if you enable it—join your email list. In the Pocketsflow app:
  1. Open the sidebar and click Link in bio to configure your page.
  2. Use the Your page link in the sidebar (or header) to open the live page in a new tab.
  3. Copy the URL from your browser to share it publicly.
If you haven’t set up a Link in bio yet, the Setup guide includes a Create Link in bio step that walks you through the basics.

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URL and handle

When you first create your Link in bio you’ll choose a handle (for example, ultralinks), which becomes:
  • Your default URL on pocketsflow.com, such as https://ultralinks.pocketsflow.com.
You can later point a custom domain at the same page if you want a fully branded URL. Tips when choosing a handle:
  • Prefer a short, memorable name—ideally matching your brand or social handle.
  • Avoid special characters and spaces.
  • Remember that changing your handle later can break old links.

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Customizing your profile

From the Link in bio section in the dashboard you can typically configure:
  • Profile image – your logo or headshot.
  • Display name – how your name or brand appears on the page.
  • Bio – a short description of what you create and who you help.
  • Primary call-to-action – for example “View products”, “Join the newsletter”, or “Work with me”.
  • Social links – buttons for platforms like X/Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, or other key channels.
Best practices:
  • Keep your bio focused on outcomes (“Helping designers ship better UI kits”) rather than a long CV.
  • Use the same avatar and name you use on your main social channels to build recognition.
  • Limit social links to your most important platforms so the page doesn’t feel cluttered.

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Templates and design

Your Link in bio ships with 40 templates across six families — film & dark, gradient, pattern, storefront, minimal, and bold. New pages start on Portra (a film-grain dark theme); pages created before the redesign keep working and are automatically upgraded to the closest new template. Every template is a preset over the same design system, so anything a template does you can customize in the Customize Your Design panel:
  • Background – solid color, gradient (14 presets plus custom colors and angle), CSS pattern (14 presets with color, scale, and opacity sliders), image, or a muted looping background video.
  • Buttons – six styles (solid, outline, soft, glass, hard, gradient) × three shapes (square, rounded, pill), free colors, and an optional rotating color palette per link.
  • Typography – eight font presets plus name/bio colors.
  • Film grain – an adjustable grain overlay that works on top of any background.
The phone preview in the editor renders the exact markup of your live page, so what you see is what visitors get.

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Page analytics and Google Analytics

The Link in bio dashboard shows first-party analytics for your page: page views, unique visitors, total clicks, top links, and top products — no setup required. If you also use Google Analytics, paste your measurement ID (G-XXXXXXXXXX) in the editor’s Google Analytics section. Your public page will then load gtag and mirror page_view and link_click events into your GA property, while first-party stats keep working as before. Your Link in bio can automatically list your live products so visitors can browse everything you offer. In the Link in bio configuration:
  1. Choose which products should appear on the page.
  2. Optionally mark some products as featured so they show higher or in a highlighted style.
  3. Save your changes and refresh the live page.
Recommendations:
  • Keep at least one clear flagship offer at the top (for example, your main course or membership).
  • Hide outdated or experimental products you don’t actively promote anymore.
  • Use pricing and product names that match what you advertise elsewhere.
For more on creating and configuring products, see Create a product. When you use Pocketsflow’s newsletter features, your Link in bio can act as a simple subscription landing page. Common patterns:
  • Add a “Join the newsletter” call-to-action near the top of the page.
  • Include a subscriber form that sends new contacts into your Subscribers list.
  • Link to your latest posts or announcements from the page, or highlight key updates via product descriptions.
Behind the scenes:
  • New subscribers collected from Link in bio appear in your Subscribers view.
  • You can send posts or campaigns to them from the Posts section.
Learn more in Newsletter, posts & subscribers.

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Connecting a custom domain

You can optionally connect your own domain (for example, https://yourdomain.com) so it points to your Link in bio. High-level steps:
  1. Decide which URL you want to use (for example, yourdomain.com or shop.yourdomain.com).
  2. In Pocketsflow, open the domains or site/Link in bio settings area and add your chosen domain.
  3. Copy the DNS records Pocketsflow shows you (usually CNAME and/or A records).
  4. Paste those records into your DNS provider (for example, Cloudflare, Google Domains, Namecheap).
  5. Wait for DNS to propagate and for Pocketsflow to mark the domain as verified.
Once verification completes, visitors who open your custom domain will see your Link in bio, while your original *.pocketsflow.com URL continues to work as a fallback. Full details and troubleshooting live in Custom domains.

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Best practices and examples

  • Treat your Link in bio as a home base, not a one-off landing page—keep it updated as your offer stack evolves.
  • Use consistent messaging and visuals with your main marketing site or social presence.
  • Periodically test your page on both mobile and desktop to make sure products, links, and CTAs still feel clear.
Once your Link in bio is live and connected to your products, you can focus your promotion on a single, memorable URL instead of juggling dozens of different links.