A link in bio page that fills itself
Add your buttons once. Your latest posts keep it fresh.
Yes. Settings, Your page gives every workspace a public page at an address you choose ending in /p/your-name. You add a name, a line about you and up to 6 buttons (WhatsApp, your shop, a booking link), and the 9 latest posts TallyReel published fill the rest by themselves, newest first.
Plans: Every plan, including Free. One page per workspace.
Instagram and TikTok give you one link. Most link-in-bio tools turn that link into a list of buttons you have to keep updating by hand. TallyReel's page has the buttons too, but everything under them comes from what you actually posted, so the page is never a month out of date.
Every time a post goes out through TallyReel, it shows up on the page as a little note with its picture (or a video tile) and its first lines, linked to the post on the network where it went out. Your followers tap the link in your bio, see your main button first, and can scroll what you posted this week without you touching the page.
Updated 18 October 2026 ยท by Danish, who makes TallyReel
How it works
- Open Settings, Your page. TallyReel suggests an address from your workspace name. Change it to anything up to 30 letters, numbers and dashes that isn't taken.
- Add your name and a line. The name is up to 80 characters and the line about you up to 300, for example Home bakery, open Tuesday to Sunday.
- Add buttons. Up to 6, each a label and a link. The first one is drawn as the big highlighted button, so put the one that matters most first.
- Put it live. Press Put my page live, then copy the address into your Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or X bio. Take it down any time with one button.
What people use it for
What the page shows
- Your profile picture, taken from one of your connected accounts. With none, a round badge with your first letter.
- Your name and the line about you.
- Your buttons in the order you set them, the first one highlighted.
- Latest: the 9 most recent posts TallyReel published, two across, each showing its first picture or a video tile and up to 280 characters of text, linked to the live post when the network gives TallyReel a link.
- A small Made with TallyReel line at the bottom.
Keeping it current
There is nothing to update. The settings page shows a preview that changes every time a post goes out, and the public page refreshes within about a minute of a new post. Posts that are scheduled but haven't gone out, drafts, and posts waiting to be posted by hand stay off the page until they are published.
Unpublished pages and addresses nobody owns look the same to a visitor: not found. So you can set the page up, check the preview, and only put it live when the buttons are right. Some addresses are reserved (admin, help, login, settings, support and a few others) so a page can't pass itself off as part of TallyReel.
Setting it up well
- Put the action you want most as the first button: Order on WhatsApp, Book a table, Watch the latest video. It is the one drawn big.
- Keep button labels short and plain. Up to 60 characters fit, but two or three words read best on a phone.
- Use the line about you for what a stranger needs in one glance: what you do, where, and when you are open.
- Post through TallyReel regularly. The page is only as fresh as what you publish, and nine recent posts make it look alive.
- Use the same address everywhere: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, your email signature and a QR code on the shop counter.
Honest limits
- No custom domain; the page lives on the TallyReel app's address under /p/.
- No click counts or visitor numbers for the page yet.
- No themes, colors or fonts to pick; every page uses the same clean sticky-note look.
- No way to pin or hide one post; the latest 9 published posts are shown.
- One page per workspace. A second brand needs its own workspace (paid plans have up to 5).
Questions
Is the link in bio page free?
Yes, on every plan including Free. It fills from posts TallyReel published, so even the Free plan's 10 posts a month show up.
How many buttons can I add?
Up to 6, each with a label of up to 60 characters and a link. The first button is the big highlighted one.
Do I have to update it when I post?
No. Each post TallyReel publishes appears on the page by itself, newest first, and the page shows the latest 9.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. The address is the TallyReel app's address followed by /p/ and the name you choose.
Who can change the page in a team?
Editors and admins. Contributors and viewers can see the settings but not change or publish the page.
Pick one. Make it tonight.
Type the idea into TallyReel, read the script, and it makes the video for you: in the browser, on your phone, or in Studio on your own computer. Start on the free plan.