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The calm link in bio.

One link in your bio that opens a calm, personal micro website: your offers, your bookings, your newsletter and your socials, arranged on a page that feels like you. Free at zen.net/z/yourname.

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The basics

What a link in bio is.

Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn give you room for one link in your profile. A link in bio is the page that link opens. It holds everything else you want people to find: your booking link, your newsletter, your latest offer, your other socials and a way to reach you.

Most link in bio tools give you a stack of buttons. That works, but every page ends up looking the same. Zen gives you a small personal website instead, built from cards you arrange yourself, so a visitor gets a sense of who you are before they tap anything.

Why Zen

More than a link list.

A page that does work for you: cards in your own layout, a real inbox on Pro, and ways for people to book and stay in touch.

Cards, not buttons

Lay out your page as a bento grid of cards: square, wide, tall or large. Drag them into the order that suits you.

Square · Wide · Tall · Large4 sizes

A real @zen.net inbox

On Pro, yourname@zen.net is a full mailbox you send and receive from. Your handle is your address.

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Bookings, built in

Add your Calendly, Cal.com or Acuity booking link. Visitors tap it on your page and book with you on your scheduler.

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Lead capture

Add a form card and collect names and emails from your page, on Standard and Pro.

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Example pages

What a Zen page looks like.

How a coach, a consultant or a creator might turn a messy link list into one calm page. Cards marked Example are illustrations, not customers.

Common questions

Link in bio questions.

What should I put in my link in bio?

Start with the one thing you most want people to do, such as booking a call or joining your newsletter, and put it at the top. Then add your other socials, your current offer and a way to contact you. Fewer, clearer cards work better than a long list.

Is zen.net free?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing, forever, and needs no card. Paid plans drop the /z/ from your address, and Pro adds yourname@zen.net as a real mailbox.

Can I move from Linktree?

Yes. Check your handle and join the waitlist. When your invite arrives, add your links as cards, then swap the link in your bio. Your Linktree keeps working until you do. See the full comparison

Do I need to code?

No. You add cards, drag them into place and publish. There is nothing to install and no code to write.

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