Built out of blocks
Add cards, project tiles, link feeds, galleries and buttons in any order. Drag a section up, drop one you don't want, and the page rearranges itself. No layout to fight with.
hiya gives you a single page at hiya.page/yourname — built from blocks you arrange yourself, edited with a live preview, and published the moment you're happy with it.
Signups are open right now — no invite code needed.
Most link pages are a photo and a stack of buttons. Yours can be an actual page — blocks, galleries, tabs, pop-out panels, light or dark — at an address with your name on it.
Cards, project tiles, a link feed, galleries, tabs, buttons. Add them in any order and drag them where they belong.
Your banner, your words, light or dark — and the preview beside the fields is your real page. Advanced goes further, with your own colours, fonts and effects.
One press and it's live at your address. Change your mind later and every version is still there to go back to.
It's one page, done properly — quick to put together, quick to load, and yours to change whenever you feel like it.
Add cards, project tiles, link feeds, galleries and buttons in any order. Drag a section up, drop one you don't want, and the page rearranges itself. No layout to fight with.
The editor shows your real page beside the fields, rendered by the same code that serves it to visitors. What's on screen is what publishes — and clicking anything in the preview jumps you straight to its fields.
hiya.page/yourname. Short enough for a bio, a business card or a Discord status — and yours to rename whenever you want.
Drop in a banner, project shots, icons, even your own tab icon. They're resized in your browser before upload, so pages stay quick to load.
Pick a look, or let each visitor's device decide. Every colour is checked in both so nothing turns into white-on-white.
Every publish is snapshotted. Changed your mind about a redesign three versions ago? Roll it back and keep going.
Put || around a few words and they stay covered until someone clicks them, or tick one box to hide a whole image. Good for plot twists, screenshots and anything that shouldn't be the first thing a visitor sees.
Give any card, tile or image a panel of its own. A click opens it over the page — the long version, the links, the credits — and the page itself stays short.
hiya is usually invite-only, and signups are open at the moment — so you can join without a code. Once you're in you get codes of your own to hand out.
No analytics scripts on your page, no advertising network, nothing sold to anyone. Your visitors get your page and nothing else.
Not sure where to start? Members share the pages they've built as templates.
Browse templates$6, once. No subscription and nothing to cancel — and the free tier keeps everything it has. Compare plans
Your own image or an animated GIF, with blur and dimming.
Background, cards, text, links, borders and tags — or one heading on its own.
Eight to pick from, including serif and mono, or upload your own.
Glow, grain, snow or the Christmas scene.
An image as the pointer, and a trail behind it in your colour.
Twelve of them, on the exact fields you pick.
A Spotify or Apple Music track, album or playlist, right on your page.
A splash in front of your page, with your track starting on the click.
yourname.hiya.page, alongside your usual link.
Thirty days of visits, where they came from and which links they pressed.
No setup, no hosting to arrange, no domain to buy.
Someone already on hiya hands you a code. Every member gets a few to pass on, so ask around the communities you're in. When signups are open you can skip this step.
Sign in with Discord, redeem the code and pick your username. That becomes your address, and it's yours from that moment.
Fill in the blocks, watch the preview, hit publish. Come back and change anything, any time — your link never moves.
Anything else, ask in the Discord.

Sign in with Discord, pick your name and start building. Signups are open right now.