About
One link, built to be read by everyone.
Biosy is a link-in-bio platform for creators, freelancers, small shops and agencies. It does one job: turn a list of links into a page that loads fast, looks like yours, and tells you what people actually did.
Why another one?
Because most link pages are heavier than the content they hold. A bio page is a list of links; it should arrive in one request, on a cheap phone, on a slow connection, with the text readable before any script runs.
Biosy renders on the server. The page you share is HTML and CSS first, with a small amount of JavaScript for the interactive parts — the editor, the preview toggles, the confirmation dialogs. If a script fails, the page still works.
The second reason is analytics. Knowing that a link was tapped does not require building a profile of the person who tapped it. Biosy counts views, clicks, referrers and device categories, estimates unique visitors from a hash that rotates daily, and publishes the retention window for every plan.
How we work
- Ship the honest version. A feature that is not finished is labelled as unfinished, not dressed up as a coming-soon badge.
- Say what is stored. Every plan states its analytics window, and the privacy notice lists what each feature records.
- Leave the door open. Export and deletion are self-service on every plan, including Free.
- Price in Taka. Local pricing for the people we build for, with annual billing for those who want it.
Where Biosy is going
Published so you can hold us to it. Order is deliberate: the core page comes before the extras.
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Shipped
Pages, links, themes, QR codes, contact form, the public site you are reading.
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In progress
The builder: profiles, blocks, scheduling, the appearance editor and the dashboard.
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Next
Analytics screens, lead capture and export, then plans and billing.
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Later
Custom domains, dynamic QR, product cards, agency workspaces, public API.
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Not planned
Native apps, an app marketplace, NFT gating, donations.
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Never
Selling your lead list, or injecting third-party scripts into your page without your explicit configuration.