One link. The right order for everyone
You put the same link in every bio. Hopla recognizes the network your visitor comes from and puts the link they’re looking for first.
- 1One link in every bioCamille is a photographer. Her Hopla page is the same everywhere, its order isn’t.
- 2From InstagramThey just saw her photos: her portfolio comes first.
- 3From TikTokThey come from her videos: behind the scenes moves up.
- 4From YouTubeThey come from her tutorial: the next part is on top.
- 5From LinkedInA potential client: “Let’s talk about your project” shows up, just for them.
Camille Nguyen
People, places and the light in between.
In your dashboard
Open a block, then Visibility: for each network, it shows or not, and moves up or not. The page next to it follows every setting.
Why it matters
- Fewer lost clicks
Your visitor doesn’t have to search: the link that follows what they just saw is already on top.
- Nothing to duplicate
One page to keep up to date, one link to share, whatever the platform.
- You decide
For each link, you choose where it moves up, or who is the only one to see it.
Questions
How does Hopla know where my visitor comes from?
From the in-app browser they arrive in (Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn… identify themselves), from the site they were leaving, or from a small tag you add to your link, like ?s=tiktok. Nothing about them is stored.
What if they come from somewhere else?
They see your page in the order you chose. The network only moves a link up, it hides nothing unless you ask it to.
Other features
- Your links open in their appFrom Instagram or TikTok, a link usually opens in a small browser where nobody is signed in.
- Your page by time of dayYou pick the hours, Hopla puts the right link on top at the right time.
- Your scheduled launchesAnnounce your new collection without revealing its address.
- Your limited spotsA limited edition, an early access, a guest list: the link opens with a code, for the number of spots you choose.
- Your customer reviewsYour Google or Trustpilot rating, your number of reviews and a customer’s words, on your page.
- Your email listA visitor leaves their email on your page and joins your list.
- Your analytics, in plain wordsYour views, your clicks and where your visitors come from, in a dashboard.
- Your storefrontYour products with their photo and price, your booking link, a button to support you.
- Twenty-four themesTwenty-four themes, from the most understated to the boldest, each with typography tuned by hand.