Link in bio, built like wayfinding
Point people to everything you make.
Signpost turns your link-in-bio into a sign people can read at a glance: your name on top, every link a clear direction, and a count of everyone who went that way.
Free. Takes a minute. Or see a finished sign at @ines.
Three steps to a page people can read from across the street.
- Step 1
Claim your spot
Pick a handle and your name goes on the top sign, under a red “you are here” dot. Add a photo if you like.
- Step 2
Put up your signs
Every link becomes a sign with its own pictogram, picked from the address. Move the most important one to the top and it points straight ahead.
- Step 3
Watch the traffic
Each tap is counted before the visitor is sent on, so every sign shows how many people went that way.
Borrowed from the places people never get lost.
Airports, metros, highways, old towns, train platforms and the night bus. Each one has decades of legibility testing behind it. Pick one in the studio and your whole page switches over.
- Departures: my portfolio120went this wayAirportBlack on signal yellow
- Line 2 to the podcast217went this wayMetroWhite on line blue
- Exit 12, the shop314went this wayHighwayWhite on route green
- The archive, est. 2014411went this wayHeritageCream on brown
- Platform 3: newsletter508went this wayPlatformBlack on white, red line
- N4, the late show605went this wayNight busAmber on black
Know which way people go.
Visitors tap a sign, Signpost counts it, then sends them on. One number per sign, right in your studio, tells you what deserves the top spot.
Put your name on the post.
Free to put up. Your handle, your signs, your traffic count.
Put up my sign