Linkhiver's Dashboard, Redesigned for Your Phone

Most people who build a page on Linkhiver do it on a phone, and most come back to it on a phone. The dashboard, though, was laid out for a laptop and then squeezed onto a small screen. It has now been redesigned for the phone itself: the same features, arranged for one hand.

Tabs at the bottom

A tab bar along the bottom of the screen takes you to Links, Design, Analytics and More. In its middle sits a round Preview button that shows your page the way visitors see it. The tab you are on is highlighted, so you always know where you are.

At the top of each tab is your page's address. Tap it to copy it, or tap Share beside it to send it anywhere your phone can share to.

The main button, where your thumb is

Every page has one thing you do there most often: add a link, save a change, create a QR code. That button is now pinned just above the tab bar, within reach of your thumb, instead of at the top of a long page. In the link editor, Save and Delete sit there too, so you never scroll back up to finish.

Adding a link starts with a short sheet

Tap Add link and a short sheet opens first: What do you want to add? Paste an address and it goes straight to the editor. Type a word such as "instagram" and the full block list opens already searching for it. Or tap one of the suggested blocks under the field. All blocks is always one tap away.

Everything else lives under More

On a phone, the side menu has made way for a page. More opens with your profile card and your notifications, then lists every other part of Linkhiver: QR codes, business card, short links and the rest of your tools, help and settings. Language, light or dark theme and log out are at the bottom.

Screens laid out for a narrow screen

• QR codes are a list of cards. Each shows its code and has buttons to download, share or edit it.
• Settings opens on a short list grouped into Account, Preferences and Plan, and each item opens on its own page.
• Analytics puts its headline numbers in a two-by-two grid you can read at a glance.

A first page you can watch being built

New accounts now set up their page with that page live above each step, so the photo, name and links appear on it as they are typed. At the end, Where will your page go? shows how to put the link in an Instagram bio, send it on WhatsApp or save it as a QR code.

What did not change

Your page, your links and your settings. Nothing was moved or rewritten: the redesign is the screen, not your data. It is the same on every plan, and on a computer the dashboard looks exactly as it did.

Open Linkhiver on your phone to see it. It's on the What's new page with the rest of this month's changes, or create a free page and try it.