New album
Recording's done — out in September. Join the list for an early listen.
live sync
Connect and forget.
Your page follows you.
A link list is written once, then goes stale. This page doesn't: publish a video, go live, drop a release — it updates itself.
Sign-up opens soon. For now you can check whether your name is free.
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Seconds, not minutes
YouTube, Twitch and GitHub push changes to us — we don't poll. Measured latency: 2.2–3.5 seconds.
Other platforms refresh on visit.
Let Google find you
Every page has its own title, description, structured data and sitemap entry. Pages are cached at the edge and purged the moment content changes.
We don't sell "your own site" and then keep it out of the index.
Your money goes to you
Connect Ko-fi, Polar, Gumroad or Patreon; payments go straight to your account. We take no cut because we never touch the money.
Since we're not the middleman, refunds and KYC aren't your problem either.
What we don't do
We don't pull Instagram or TikTok data. Working around closed APIs means paid scraping — and you'd be the one billed for it.
Their links still work — we just don't invent numbers.
Frequently asked
What is tuned.page?
A link-in-bio page that updates itself. Connect your accounts once; a new video, live stream or release lands on your page via webhooks within seconds — measured latency 2.2–3.5s.
How is it different from other link-in-bio tools?
Two things. The page genuinely updates itself: platforms push changes to us, we don't poll. And every page is open to search engines with its own title, description, schema.org data and sitemap entry.
Is it paid? Any commission?
No commission, because money never passes through tuned.page. Connect Ko-fi, Polar, Gumroad or Patreon and payments go directly to your own account.
Are Instagram and TikTok supported?
As links, yes; as data, no. These platforms have no public API, and pulling data means paid scraping. We don't invent numbers — your link stays, follower counts aren't shown.
Let your page wait for you, not the other way round.
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