The accounts you can plug in
Five services are available right now, with nothing to authorise for those that only read public data. Instagram, Facebook and TikTok are coming: their release depends on each platform's approval, not on us.
- YouTube and Twitch: the channel, its subscribers, the latest video, the live stream
- Spotify and Deezer: the artist, their latest release, their fans
- Discord: the server, its members online, the invite link
You never copy anything by hand again
A fed block holds no frozen text: it says which account to watch and how to display it. The video you publish tomorrow will replace today's without your page being touched. You compose the display once — the title, the description, the image — and never come back to it.
What we read, and what we do not
Only what is public on your account: its name, its picture, its counters, its latest post. Never your messages, never your drafts, and we never publish anything on your behalf. An account is removed in one click, and the blocks that showed it are archived with their last content.
An example
You release an album on Friday and go live on Saturday. Your bio page announces the album as soon as it lands and switches to "live" during your stream, without you opening TinyLink once all weekend.
Step by step, screen by screen
The help centre walks through every action in detail, with screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
Which platforms can I plug in today?
YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, Deezer and Discord, right now. Instagram, Facebook and TikTok are ready on the TinyLink side and are awaiting their platform's approval; they will open without you having to do anything.
Do I have to give a password?
Never. For YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, Deezer and Discord, you simply paste the public address of your channel, your profile or your server. For Instagram and Facebook, the platform itself asks for your consent, on its own screen.
How often does the content update?
Roughly every ten minutes for Twitch, whose live status is only worth showing when fresh, and every hour for the others. An account that no block shows is refreshed once a day, and its card says so.
Does it slow my page down?
No. Your pages never call the platforms: they display the last known content, stored on our side. That is what keeps them fast, and what stops a YouTube outage from breaking your page.
How many accounts can I plug in?
It depends on your plan, and the counter in the library reminds you. The free plan allows one account — enough to show your channel and your latest video, since one account can feed as many blocks as you like.
What happens if I remove an account?
The blocks on your pages that showed it are archived with their last content, and leave your pages. You find them in the Archived tab of the builder, to restore them as ordinary links or delete them.
Your page live in two minutes
An account, an address, your first links. Measurement starts.