We miss the internet
that felt like a place.
So we're rebuilding it — one page at a time. In My Spheres is a link-in-bio for people who want more than a list of links.
The old internet had corners. Someone's fan site for a band nobody else liked. A hand-drawn map of a fictional country. A café's page with opening hours and a photo of the cat.
Somewhere along the way we traded corners for feeds. One profile. One avatar. One flattened version of ourselves, over and over.
You are not one profile. You are a dancer, a teacher, a friend, a small business, a side project, an inside joke. Each deserves its own page. Each deserves somewhere people can actually land.
Every page you build here gets a printable QR and an NFC-ready tag. Share the link, print the code, tap the tag — your visitor lands on something that feels handmade, not on a scroll of everything you've ever posted.
That's the whole idea. Welcome home.
A short history of feeling at home online.
- 1996The old internet is warm.
Personal sites, weird fan pages, GeoCities neighborhoods. The web feels handmade.
- 2007Feeds arrive.
One profile, one avatar, one algorithm. Convenient — and quietly flattening.
- 2018The link page appears.
Better than nothing. Still a list. Still not a place.
- 2026One page per side.
You are not one profile. Build a separate page for each side of your life.
The house rules.
You should never have to configure your way to something beautiful.
Export anything, anytime. Take your QR codes, your links, your analytics.
No fake urgency, no gray unsubscribe buttons, no auto-renewals we hide.
Made for a dancer, a café, a teacher, a two-person studio. Big teams welcome too.