The link in bio that keeps itself relevant.
LinkedList watches what you post and what your audience clicks, then proposes a short batch of changes — add this, remove that, move this up. Approve with one tap, or let the safe ones run on their own.
Link pages start going stale the day you publish them.
You set it up once, drop in five links, and move on. Six months later it still points at a course you retired and a code that expired. Every stale link is a click you never see.
Still sitting third on your page, sending visitors to a dead end.
One click in 30 days, and that one landed on a sold-out page.
Your best upload this month, and nobody can find it from your bio.
Set up once. Then it keeps working.
Other tools help you build a page. LinkedList keeps maintaining it — and every pass learns from what your audience actually clicked last time.
Claim your handle, pick your niche, and add the feeds you publish to. Import your old page if you have one.
Each week a pass reads your new content, your clicks and your niche, then writes a short batch of suggestions.
Accept or dismiss each one with a tap. Each comes with its reason. Turn on autopilot for the ones you trust.
Next week it reads what changed, learns from what your audience clicked, and comes back with a fresh batch.
Every suggestion shows its work.
No mystery scores. Open “Why this?” and see the signals behind each suggestion — how recent it is, how well it matches your niche, how it is performing — plus exactly what changes if you accept.
Your newest upload isn’t on your page. Closest fit to your niche of anything you published this month.
Dismissed suggestions are remembered, so you won't see them twice.
Let reorders run on their own while adds stay manual. Your call, per type.
Every change records what it replaced, including anything autopilot did.
Your course link points where you set it, always. Rewrites only touch titles and descriptions.
Adds come from your own feeds or your chosen niche. Block any domain, topic or brand outright.
Affiliate and sponsor links are never added or moved without your say-so, on any plan.
A page that looks like you, not like a template.
Pick a theme, then tune the font, background, button style, corners and layout. Curation works the same in every look.
Dev Patel
Gear I actually use. Tested for months, not days.
Lena Ortiz
Weeknight dinners that taste like Sunday.
Maya Chen
Indie iOS dev. I build small apps and write about shipping them.
Those three are rendered by the same engine that builds your live page, not screenshots — so what you pick is exactly what a visitor gets. 32,400 combinations in all.
Know what's working. Push more people toward it.
Clicks, clicks per view, traffic sources and top links — the same first-party data that decides what moves up next week. Every link can be UTM-tagged, so your sponsor and affiliate numbers line up.
LinkedList won’t make you money by itself. It makes the money you already earn from your audience work harder — and for affiliate and product creators, that can be a direct lift.
Built for creators who post often and link to things that matter.
You upload twice a week and your bio link still shows last spring. LinkedList notices each new post and asks if it should go up front.
Recommendations are your content and affiliate clicks are your income. Your best-performing picks rise to the top, and every link is tracked.
Launches come and go. Expired offers linger. LinkedList flags what has gone quiet and puts the live thing where people look first.
Free to start. Pay when you want it to keep going.
Free gives you one full curation batch to see the loop work. Pro runs it every week.
See the loop work on your own page.
Curation that keeps running, every week.
For running pages on behalf of other people.
Cancel anytime. Your page stays live on Free, and nothing you have built gets deleted. We suggest keeping to about 25 links — past that, each one tends to earn fewer clicks.
Questions, answered.
Something else? hello@linkedlist.ai — a real person replies.
Will it change my page without asking?
Not unless you tell it to. By default every change is a proposal you approve. Autopilot is opt-in, one action type at a time, and reordering is the only thing most creators trust it with first. Everything it does is logged, and anything can be undone in one tap.
Where do suggestions come from?
Two places: the feeds you add — a YouTube channel, a blog, a newsletter, any RSS — and the click data from your own page. Nothing is pulled from a source you did not hand us yourself.
Will it ever change where a link points?
No. Copy suggestions only ever touch the title or description. The destination of an existing link stays exactly where you set it — that's a hard rule, on every plan, enforced in the database rather than in a setting.
Will this make me money?
Honestly, not by itself. It makes the money you already earn from your audience work harder, by keeping your best links where people look. For affiliate and product creators that can be a real lift. For everyone else it mostly buys back the half hour a month you were spending on this.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your page stays live and nothing is deleted. You return to the Free limits at the end of the period, and anything above them becomes read-only rather than disappearing.
Can I import my existing link page?
Yes. Paste the address of your current page and we read the links off it, so you start with what you already have rather than a blank list.
Stop maintaining your link page. Start approving it.
Import your current page in under a minute. Your first batch is ready before you finish your coffee.
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