Add your links, photos, music, videos, favorites and whatever feels like you. Arrange it your way, then share it with one simple link.
How it goes
There is no setup, no template to pick before you can start, and nothing you have to finish before it is allowed on the internet.
solulu.link/yourname, and it is yours. An email address and a code is the whole of signing up — there is no password to invent.
Add blocks and drag them where you want. Links, photos, a song, a countdown, a question people can answer. Nothing has to be finished to be published.
One address for everything, so you never have to update a link in a bio again. Change what is behind it whenever you like.
The blocks
20 blocks on five shelves, and every one of them does something rather than illustrating something. The clock keeps time, the player plays, the question can be answered.
The five shelves
Who you are, at the top of the page. A line about yourself, how today is going, and a question people can put to you.
Everywhere else you are, and everything you sell — which is a link with a price on it.
The things that play: what you are listening to, and what you are watching.
The things with a date or a list on them. Work in progress, what is left to do, and a day worth counting down to.
The parts that are not information. A lava lamp, a clock, today's date, and room to breathe between the rest.
The rest of the site
Five places, and that is all of them. Nothing here is behind a form.
Where the page is actually made. Blocks on the left, the page in the middle, and whatever you have selected on the right — and it is the real page you are looking at, not a preview of one.
Pages other people have made and put out. The best argument for any of this is somebody else's page, and this is the shelf of them.
Pages to start from rather than start with nothing. Take one, and everything on it is yours to move, repaint or throw away.
What each plan carries, written out. The free one is a real page at a real address — paying buys more room, more themes and the blocks that are held back.
The short answers: what it costs, what you can change, what stays private, and whether you need a website first. You do not.
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