Linktree invented the bio link tool in 2016, and it continues the world’s most popular bio link to this day – with 30M+ people using it as their trusted place to share, sell and grow online. Other link-in-bio companies don’t provide extensive data on what’s going on.” – Riley Lemon ”Websites are cool (I have one) but Linktrees just make it so much easier.” – Tan Nguyen Run a web Instagram just like mobile app in chrome browser. ”It’s so much easier to set up and have all of your links in one place in a well designed format.” – Catie T The most beautiful Instagram Desktop client on the planet. Once I got Linktree set up, I was like, oh my god – why did I spend $100 on a website? I don’t need all of that! Now, I can see the monetization of my following becoming a full-time thing.” – David Coleman I can’t remember what I was using at the time, but it was one of those ones that were supposed to be easy. “Four months into creating, someone messaged me like: You need a Linktree. But if you, like me, find it all a bit exhausting, I come with a solution: the web version.We have our own opinions here, of course, but the stories of the people who use Linktree matter more. If you like Instagram’s new features, I’m not here to take them away from you. All to trap your eyeballs for as long as possible. To get you to do this, they need to engage you, so apps that start as clean and simple, commonly get cluttered with more types of content, bright-red notification icons, and various widgets. The longer you spend scrolling and interacting-sharing, commenting, liking, watching a video to the end or, better yet, buying something directly from the platform-means more money for them. This is because Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, has a passion for your eyeballs. Now Instagram is even trying to shoehorn a TikTok clone into the mix. What once was just a stream of your friends’ photos slowly became a collection of autoplaying videos, and advertised content, followed by an endless feed of algorithmically curated nonsense. Instagram used to be a simple platform-you could open it, scroll through a bunch of photos, maybe like some of them, and then you’d close it.

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