Safety
Nothing to read,
by design.
Sharing your page widely should never expose what you meant to keep narrow. Here is what that means, precisely.
How it works
Six rules every page follows.
No addresses in the code
Each link on your page points at a short, meaningless path on your own domain. The real destination is looked up only when a person taps — so a scraper reading the page finds nothing to follow.
No preview card
Your page publishes without a title, description or image for link unfurlers. Paste it into a chat and nothing about you or your links appears.
Not indexed
Every response says noindex, nofollow and noarchive, and on your own domain robots.txt refuses everything. Search engines have nothing to keep.
No trackers
Linksie counts visits itself. There are no ad pixels or third-party scripts on your page reporting who visited.
The same page for everyone
Bots and people get the identical page — nothing is cloaked, so there’s nothing for a reviewer to catch out. The only difference: a link opens for a person, and is a dead end for a known crawler.
Your own address
From Creator up, your page publishes on your own domain, not a shared host where another creator’s report can stain yours.
Honest limits
What a link page can’t fix.
Linksie controls the address in your bio. Your posting, your profile photo and content reposted elsewhere are outside what any link page can protect — and we won’t pretend otherwise.
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