Bio Page & Blocks

One page carries everything you are. Add links, social icons, products, events, music pre-saves, podcast episodes, bookings, opening hours and FAQ as blocks, then reorder them by drag or pin the ones that matter most.

Create your page

Made by creators, for everything they make

Your work is not a list of URLs. It is mugs on a studio table, dates on a calendar, episodes, workshops, a waitlist. Blocks give each of those things a real shape on your page, so visitors meet your work, not a wall of links.

Ceramic artist in her studio gathering her products, events and laptop in one place

Every block your audience needs

A More.You page is built from blocks, not a fixed layout. Start with links and social icons, then add products, events, music pre-saves, podcast episodes, bookings, opening hours or an FAQ block as your presence grows. Each block type is built for what it holds, so a product looks like a product and an event looks like an event.

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Reorder by drag, pin what matters

Blocks reorder by drag, so the page always leads with what you want people to see first. Any link can be pinned to the top, holding its position above the rest of the page until you unpin it.

Built to grow with you

Start with a handful of links and add blocks as your offer expands. A creator might begin with social icons and a shop link, then add an events block for a tour and a bookings block for one-on-one calls, all on the same page.

How blocks work

A bio page is the one link you put everywhere. On More.You it is built from blocks, and going from empty page to published takes three steps.

Add the blocks you need

Pick from links, social icons, products, events, music pre-saves, podcast episodes, bookings, opening hours and FAQ. Each block is purpose-built for what it holds.

Drag them into order

Your page reads top to bottom, so put the current priority first. Reordering is drag and drop, and changes publish instantly.

Pin what matters now

Pin any link to hold the top spot, or let Auto-Pin do it for you when a scheduled post goes live.

One page, very different creators

Because blocks are optional, the same page adapts to completely different working lives.

Musician

Tour, merch and pre-saves

Events block for dates, music block for the next single, product block for merch. The pinned link changes with the release cycle.

Local business

Hours, bookings and FAQ

Opening-hours block with a live open-now state, a bookings block for appointments and an FAQ block that answers before the phone rings.

Content creator

Links, drops and one inbox

Social icons up top, the newest drop pinned, a products row underneath. Everything a follower asks for, one URL deep.

Frequently asked questions

What block types can I add to my page?

Links, social icons, products, events, music pre-saves, podcast episodes, bookings, opening hours and an FAQ block. Add the ones that fit what you do and leave the rest out.

Can I control the order blocks appear in?

Yes. Blocks reorder by drag, so you decide what a visitor sees first, second and last.

What does pinning a link do?

A pinned link stays at the top of the page, above the rest of your blocks, until you unpin it. Auto-pin can also pin a link automatically when a scheduled post goes live.

Do I have to use every block type?

No. Add only the blocks that fit your page. A musician might use links, music pre-saves and events; a local business might use hours, bookings and an FAQ.

What is a bio page?

A bio page is the single link you place in your social bios that gathers everything you do - links, products, events, bookings - on one page. Instead of changing one link per platform, you keep one page current everywhere.

How many blocks can I add?

Add as many blocks as your page needs. The better question is order: pages convert best when the current priority sits in the first screen, which is what drag-to-reorder and pinning are for.

Can visitors buy or book without leaving?

Product and booking blocks are built to shorten the path: today they carry visitors to your store or calendar in one tap, and native checkout is coming with Shop and Checkout.