Features
Everything a LARP page does
All of it is free while the community is still small. Nothing on this page is a plan you have to be on.
Your page
One address, everything behind it
A bio page at larp-bio.xyz/yourname, with as much or as little on it as you want.
Links, in your order
Each one with its own icon and title, dragged into the order you want them read. No limit worth mentioning.
304 social platforms
Picked from an icon grid rather than a dropdown, because a hundred names is more than anyone scans. Search it if yours is buried.
Aliases
A short address alongside your username. Every account gets one free, and more can be bought or handed out by the team.
A bio that types itself
The typewriter line cycles through as many phrases as you give it, at a speed you set.
Discord
The account, live
Not a link to a profile nobody can open — the account itself, with what you are doing right now.
Connect once, properly
Sign in with Discord and the account is verified as yours. Pasting an id works too, but it proves nothing, and the page says so.
Real Discord badges
The marks Discord draws on your profile, in Discord's own artwork — HypeSquad, Early Supporter, Active Developer, Nitro and the rest.
Status and what you are playing
The coloured dot, the game, the Spotify track. Each one its own switch, so you can have the dot without the detail.
Your banner behind it
The profile banner you already set on Discord, drawn behind the card — or your accent colour if you never set one.
Widgets
46 live panels
Small cards fed by services you already use, refreshed on their own rather than typed in by hand.
Games and servers
A Minecraft server's player count, a chess rating, a Steam library — the number as it is right now.
Code and community
GitHub stars, npm downloads, a Discord server's members, boosts and online count.
Music and media
What is playing, what you last listened to, and the art that goes with it.
Anything with a number
Weather, crypto, countdowns to a date that matters. Each one is a type plus the single value it needs.
Appearance
Yours down to the cursor
The controls are split across named screens rather than one endless settings page.
Layouts and card styles
Centred, compact, wide, minimal or portfolio, each in glass, solid, outline, luxury, neon, frosted, shadow or raw.
23 name effects
Glitch, rainbow, neon, chromatic, shimmer and the rest — on the name itself, not a banner around it.
14 entrances
How the page arrives when somebody opens it. Off is one of the options and it is a real one.
Background, audio, cursor
An image or video behind everything, a track that plays on arrival, and a cursor of your own with the click point where you want it.
Account
The parts that are not decoration
What protects the page, and what it tells you about who has been looking.
Two-factor sign-in
An authenticator app or a code by email. Recovery codes come with it, shown once.
Views worth counting
Repeat loads from the same visitor are not new views, so the number means something.
Badges you earned
Marks for what you did — reported a bug, suggested something that shipped, arrived early. Plus your own, made in the dashboard.
Nothing you did not ask for
No tracking pixels, no third-party analytics, no address shared with anyone. The page is the product.
Claim your name
It takes a username and a password. Everything above is waiting in the dashboard afterwards.