How to see which links in your bio people click

Why the usual way fails

Most social apps give you a single clickable link in your profile, so everything you want people to see has to live on one page behind it. Many link pages then show you a total visit count and stop there. That number tells you people arrived, but not what they tapped next or where they came from. Without per-link numbers you cannot tell whether the shop deserves the top spot or whether people only came for the video. Some tools keep the detailed stats for a paid plan, which is hard to justify when you sell a handful of presets a month.

How Biofy helps

Biofy builds that one page for you and counts clicks on each link separately. Its home page says you can see clicks per link, device breakdowns and the platforms sending you visitors. The platform part is the useful surprise: if most taps come from one app, you know where your audience really finds you. It is free, so the stats are not held back behind an upgrade.

Step by step

1. Reserve a username so your page lives at a short address like biofy.app/you.
2. Add the links you want in your bio: socials, shop, latest work, newsletter.
3. Pick one of the four themes and publish; the site puts setup at about two minutes.
4. Put the page link in your bio and keep posting as usual.
5. After a week, open the click stats and compare each link and the platforms sending visitors.
6. Move the link people tap most to the top, remove the ones nobody opens, and check again a week later.

Tips

• Give each link a plain label that says what people get, like "Shop my presets" instead of "Click here". Clear labels make the click numbers easier to read, because you know exactly what each tap meant. Vague labels also get fewer taps in the first place.
• When you share outside your bio, for example in a video description or a DM, use a short link with your own slug. It looks clean, and the click still counts on the same page.
• For offline places like a market stall, a flyer or a product box, print a QR code for that short link. Biofy exports it as PNG or SVG, so it stays sharp on a business card or a poster.
• Check the device breakdown before you redesign anything. If nearly every visit comes from a phone, look at your page on a phone first and keep your two most important links on the first screen. Then give the change a week and compare the numbers again before you move anything else.

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