For developers
The link in bio built for developers
A developer's link in bio is closer to a business card: GitHub, projects, writing and a way to get in touch. XBio profiles can show GitHub stats, run on your own domain, and fire a webhook when something happens on the page.
What to put on a developer's link in bio
- GitHub and your best project, first
- Writing, talks or a blog
- Contact: email or a booking link
- Your own domain, so the address outlives any one platform
- Package pages or a portfolio site
XBio features that suit developers
- GitHub stats on the profile
- Custom domain with automatic HTTPS (Pro)
- Signed outbound webhooks for views, clicks, subscribers and milestones (Pro)
- Analytics with CSV export (Pro)
- Server-rendered HTML that does not depend on JavaScript to read
Set it up in four steps
- Sign up and claim your username. Your page is live at xbio.gg/username immediately.
- Add your links, then any embeds that suit a developer: music, video or live status.
- Choose a background. 4 of the 16 VFX backgrounds are free, and you start with 300 credits to unlock a premium one.
- Put the URL in your bio and watch the click counts.
Profiles on XBio right now
See more developer profilesQuestions
- Can I use my own domain?
- Yes, with Pro. Add a CNAME record pointing to cname.vercel-dns.com and your profile is served from your domain with automatic HTTPS.
- Does XBio have webhooks?
- Yes, with Pro. Register an HTTPS endpoint and XBio posts a signed payload for new subscribers, link clicks, profile views and milestones. Each request carries an HMAC-SHA256 signature to verify.
- Is there an API for editing my profile?
- No. There is no public write API; profiles are edited in the signed-in editor.