Nine Things Your Linkhiver Page Already Does

Most people build a link-in-bio page in ten minutes and never open the other tabs. That is not a failure of attention. The dashboard showed you a list of links and said almost nothing about the rest of the account.

The Links page now opens with Discover Linkhiver — a checklist of nine things your account already includes, ticked off as you do them.

What is on the list

• A QR code for your page, for a flyer, a menu, a shop window or the back of a card
• Your analytics — how many people came, and where they came from
• A digital business card at its own address, which saves straight into a phone's contacts
• A short link you can print once and re-point later without reprinting
• An email signup block, so a visitor can leave an address instead of just clicking away
• An AI score for your bio, with one rewrite included
• And the three you have probably done already: publishing your page, adding your first link, sharing it

Every one of those is on the free plan. The list is not a teaser for something to buy — it points at what you already have, and gets out of the way once you have tried it. Hide it whenever you like; a small link brings it back.

Tips that come from your own page

Under the checklist, the dashboard now shows one suggestion at a time, drawn from what is actually on your page rather than from a generic tour:

• If you have a WhatsApp link, it offers to turn it into a QR code, or put it on your business card.
• Once real visitors start arriving, it points you at where they came from.

One tip at a time, once per visit. Dismiss it and it does not come back. No badges, no red dots, no daily nagging.