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GeezerVison is showing orbitwrite.com — One link for every account you post to | Orbitwrite

Link in bio

One link. Every account you’re on.

A public page at orbw.link/yourname that lists every channel you post to, plus anything else you want to send people to.

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Cancel anytime before the trial ends.

  • Fills itself in from your accounts
  • Twelve themes
  • No JavaScript, loads instantly

Twelve themes, no CSS required

  • Sorbet
  • Mist
  • Midnight
  • Bloom
  • Linen
  • Prism
  • Sage
  • Noir
  • Contour
  • Velvet
  • Brutal
  • Custom

How it works

Most of it is already done by the time you open the settings.

  1. 1

    Connect your accounts

    Every channel you've connected shows up with its handle and a link straight to the real profile. There's nothing to paste in.

  2. 2

    Add anything else

    Custom links for a newsletter, a shop, a docs site. Drag the whole list, channels and links together, into the order you want.

  3. 3

    Turn it on

    It stays off until you say otherwise. Preview it in settings first, then share orbw.link/yourname.

The details

A link-in-bio page is a small thing. The small things are where it usually goes wrong.

It fills itself in

Connect an account and it appears on the page, with the handle and display name already filled in. Connect another and it appends to the end.

  • @orbitwrite
  • orbitwrite.com
  • Just connectedAdded

Real profile URLs, not guesses

Mastodon links resolve through your instance, LinkedIn uses your vanity slug when there is one. Discord and Slack are skipped, because a private channel has no public profile.

  • mas.to/@jamie
  • linkedin.com/in/jamie
  • No public profileSkipped

Custom links, with the site's own icon

Add a title and a URL and it picks up that site's favicon. Anything that isn't a real http link is dropped rather than rendered broken.

  • The newsletterbuttondown.com
  • Docsorbitwrite.com

One list, in your order

Channels and custom links live in the same list, so the thing you most want clicked goes at the top.

  • The newsletter
  • @orbitwrite
  • orbitwrite.com

Hide any channel

Keep an account connected for posting but off the public page. One toggle, per channel.

  • @orbitwrite
  • Orbitwrite
  • @orbitwrite

Twelve themes

Sorbet, Midnight, Bloom, Sage, Brutal and six more, or design your own. Pick one, no CSS.

SorbetMistMidnightBloomLinenPrismSageNoirContourVelvetBrutalCustom

No JavaScript at all

The page is rendered on the server as plain HTML with its styles inline. One request, nothing to hydrate, nothing to block.

  • JavaScriptNone
  • Requests1
  • StylesInline

Unfurls properly when shared

Title, description, canonical URL and an OG image come out of your workspace profile, so the link looks right wherever it's pasted.

Orbitwrite

Compose once, post everywhere.

orbw.link/orbitwrite

Off until you turn it on

New workspaces have it disabled. The settings preview renders the real page before anyone else can reach it.

Public pageOff

Only you can see the preview until this is on.

Keep reading

AI AssistantDraft, rewrite and translate in the composer, without the tells that make copy read like a bot.Read more→SchedulingWrite once, pick your channels, and post to nine networks at the time you set.Read more→Auto-engagementQueue the follow-up reply, the like and the repost to fire on their own timers after publishing.Read more→CollaborationComments on the exact line, suggested edits, and sign-off that can hold publishing.Read more→WordPressWrite the social post for an article inside WordPress, or share every new article the moment it's published.Read more→ClaudeAdd Orbitwrite as a connector, sign in, and ask Claude to draft, schedule and publish to your channels.Read more→ChatGPTConnect ChatGPT, sign in, and have it write the post, make the image and put both on your calendar.Read more→Claude CodeInstall one plugin and Claude Code drafts, schedules and publishes to your channels, with your approvals still in place.Read more→MCP serverConnect Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI or any other agent to your workspace.Read more→CLISchedule, publish and answer replies from an agent with a shell, a release script or a CI job.Read more→SDKPublish to nine networks from your own product and answer the replies, with no integration to write for any of them.Read more→
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