More.You is the AI-native link in bio platform: one page that carries everything you are, built to convert the two audiences that read it today, people and AI agents. It combines a header, links, products, events, and an FAQ into a single page, and pairs that page with structured data, an llms.txt file, and an agent manifest that most bio page tools don’t generate at all.
Your bio link has always done one job: carry everything you are into one place a follower can tap through. That job hasn’t changed. What’s changed is who’s reading the page.
ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and a growing number of shopping and booking agents now read creator pages to answer questions like “who is this, what do they sell, how do I book them.” A wall of untitled buttons is invisible to those systems, even when it works perfectly for a human visitor. More.You is built so both audiences can act on the same page.
Key Takeaways
- Two audiences, one page. Your bio link is read by people and by AI, and most pages only work for one of them.
- The page updates itself. Auto-pin means your newest drop, episode, or post sits at the top without you touching the page.
- Every page ships with machine-readable structure. llms.txt, an agent manifest, and JSON-LD generated from your blocks, not bolted on after the fact.
- Attribution ties clicks back to the post that drove them. You see which content actually converts, not just how many clicks you got.
- Import brings your existing page over. Paste your current link-in-bio URL and review what gets proposed before anything changes.
What you build
A More.You page starts with a header: your avatar, display name, and bio, in one of several layouts, from a classic stack to a full banner treatment. From there, you add blocks: links, social icons, products, events, music pre-saves, podcast episodes, bookings, opening hours, an FAQ. Blocks reorder by drag, and any link can be pinned to the top.
The design system covers a theme gallery with a shuffle option, wallpapers, button styles, fonts, and colors. Every design change goes through a draft layer with undo and redo, so your live page never shows a half-finished redesign while you’re still working on it. A template gallery gives you a starting point to replace or build on top of.
Sharing works the way you’d expect from a page meant to travel: a copyable URL, a QR code for print, social share cards, and per-page SEO settings, including a meta title, a meta description, an about text, and an optional noindex flag. Pages are server-rendered with correct OpenGraph and Twitter meta, so they load fast and unfurl correctly wherever they’re shared. If it matters to your setup, a page can also be served on your own custom domain.
| What you build | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Header | Avatar, display name, bio, in a layout you choose |
| Blocks | Links, socials, products, events, pre-saves, episodes, bookings, hours, FAQ |
| Design | Theme gallery, wallpapers, button styles, fonts, colors, draft layer with undo/redo |
| Templates | A gallery to start from, applied as replace or append |
| Sharing | URL, QR code, social share cards, per-page SEO settings |
| Follower count | Optional aggregate count from connected Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube |
The AI-native layer
This is the part most bio page builders skip entirely. Every published More.You page ships with:
- An llms.txt file at a predictable URL, a plain-text summary built for AI systems to read fast.
- An agent manifest, a machine-readable description of what your page offers.
- Structured data (JSON-LD) generated automatically from your blocks: FAQPage from your FAQ block, Product and Offer from your product blocks, Event from your event blocks, LocalBusiness from your hours or booking blocks.
- A per-page AI-crawler policy. You decide whether reputable AI crawlers can read each page. Allowing is the default; disallowing sends the signals that keep a page out of AI answers.
- An “about” text that’s both visible prose for a person and the agent-readable summary for a machine.
You don’t hand-write any of this. It’s generated from the blocks you’re already adding to build the page.
If you want the deeper mechanics of what any of that actually does, what an AI-native link in bio means in practice walks through it block by block, and if you’re new to the category entirely, what is a link in bio is the place to start.
Auto-pin: the page that updates itself
When a scheduled social post goes live, its link can pin to the top of your More.You page automatically, for a configurable number of hours. You don’t log in and rearrange anything. The newest thing you published is the first thing a visitor sees, for exactly as long as you decide it should be.
The full mechanics, including how the configurable window works, are covered in auto-pin your latest post.
Attribution: proof, not vibes
Every page includes analytics: page views, clicks, and click-through rate per block, with breakdowns by source, device, and country. Post-level attribution goes further, tying a spike in clicks back to the specific post that drove it, so you know which content actually converts instead of guessing from vibes.
Bringing your existing page over
If you already run a bio page somewhere else, you don’t start from a blank page. Paste your existing URL and More.You proposes a header, avatar, socials, and links to bring across. Nothing is written until you confirm each item. The full walkthrough is in importing your link in bio to More.You.
Two audiences, one page
That’s the whole argument. Your bio link is read by people and by AI. Create your More.You page and give both something they can act on.
FAQ
What makes More.You different from other link in bio tools?
Every published page ships with structured data, an llms.txt file, and an agent manifest generated automatically from your blocks, alongside the header, links, and design tools you’d expect from any bio page platform. Most tools in the category build only for a human visitor.
Do I need to know anything technical to use the AI-native features?
No. The structured data, llms.txt, and agent manifest are generated from the blocks you add. You don’t write code or manage a separate technical setup.
Can I move my existing bio page to More.You without starting over?
Yes. Paste the URL of your current page and More.You proposes a header, avatar, socials, and links to import. You review and confirm each item before anything is written to your new page.
What is auto-pin and how does it work?
When a scheduled social post goes live, its link can automatically pin to the top of your page for a set number of hours that you configure. It keeps your page current without manual editing.
Does More.You replace my social media accounts?
No. It’s the one page your social profiles link to, carrying your links, products, events, and FAQ in a single place built to be read by both people and AI.
Sources
- More.You product brief, sections 1-4 (product overview, the AI-native layer, and positioning)
More.You feature descriptions reflect the product brief as of September 2026. Individual results vary.
