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1. Start with a crisp setup flow
The starter wizard keeps the first interaction simple. Choose a direction, pick the tone, and start with structure already in place.
Ship your work in public.
Turn links, launches, proof, and momentum into a public profile that reads like a living README.
$ readmebio publish --slug your-name
→ live at /u/your-name
Connections
Pull in proof from where you ship.
Connect GitHub, X, and Product Hunt to fill your profile with live data — no copy-pasting.
Living proof
Pull launches, repos, streaks, and traction into a profile that stays current instead of turning into a stale bio.
Calm editing
Shape layout, cards, voice, and proof in a focused canvas that feels sharp, not overloaded.
Fast publish
Go live at /u/your-name with something that reads like shipped work, not a dressed-up link list.
Product tour
A homepage with actual product depth.
Show the path from setup to editing to publishing, while keeping the clean ReadmeBio style intact.
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2. Edit in a focused canvas
The editor is where the product earns trust. Layout, content blocks, styling, publishing, and insights all live in one surface.
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3. Publish a living README
The end result looks authored, not templated. It feels more like a public work log than a traditional link in bio page.
Pro
A few things worth five bucks.
Pro adds the pieces that only matter once you’re getting traffic — a domain that’s yours, numbers that stick around, and a place for people to reach you.
alex.dev
→ readmebio.com/u/alex
mira.codes
→ readmebio.com/u/mira
CNAME @ cname.readmebio.com
Pro
Your domain, your profile
Point yourname.com at your ReadmeBio. We handle the TLS and the routing; you keep the address.
Last 7 days
- Views
- 1,248
- Clicks
- 312
- Top block
- Latest ship
Pro
Analytics that stay.
90 days of views, clicks, referrers, and top blocks — persistent and exportable as CSV.
Jordan
jordan@parallax.dev
Loved the ship streak block — how do you wire up the GitHub side?
Priya
priya@bit.studio
Would you be open to a sponsorship for our newsletter?
Pro
A real inbox for your page.
Form blocks stream into a Pro-only inbox. Export the whole thing as CSV whenever you want.
Why this version lands better
More depth, same taste.
It reads like a README, not a link dump.
The page is structured around current work, proof, recaps, and useful next clicks, so it feels authored instead of stitched together.
The screenshots earn the headline.
The homepage now shows the real builder flow, the editing canvas, and the published profile in the same visual language as the product.
Minimal on purpose.
The visual system stays clean, bright, and editorial. More depth, still no noisy startup theater.
Ready to publish
Build a profile that feels like shipped work.
Start in the canvas, connect your proof, and publish something that reads like a living README instead of a generic link page.