sixsevensee a real one

five songs
one link
press play

the link in your bio, except it plays. no app to open, no account to make, nothing between them and the music.

bop.link/

your page is free. your name is the only thing you type.

it lives in your bio

one line where you already have one. whoever taps it hears you before they decide anything about you.

  • maya.wavinstagram
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    maya

    producer · berlin

    new pack out friday what i'm on this week ↓

    bop.link/maya.wav

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    the late hours

    @thelatehours

    resident @ the basement hear the set before you come ↓

    bop.link/thelatehours

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  • u/sam

    just here for the music

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    no thoughts just these five send me one back ↓

    bop.link/sam

@listen

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  • 03get Rich or Die sliminjb
  • 04CobruhForest Gang Radio
  • 05My Favourite Colours (Updated)Lucid Memory

goes anywhere a bio goes

  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • Reddit
  • Discord
  • X
  • YouTube

a bio link is a list of places you are not

Someone taps it, gets six rectangles, and picks none of them. Every one of them asks the same thing first: leave this page, open something else, trust me that it's worth it.

A song can just play. So it should.

so why not just send a spotify link?

Because a Spotify link is a door, not a song. It opens an app, or asks them to install one, or asks them to sign in. By the time any of that is done they are not on your page any more, and most of them never got there at all.

  • opens the app, or asks them to install itplays on the page they are already on
  • wants them signed in before the second songwants nothing from them at all
  • a playlist of 200, or a single trackfive, picked, this week
  • only what is on SpotifySpotify and SoundCloud on the same page
  • nothing comes back to youthey can send you one

Keep using Spotify. This is where you point people, and it plays whether they have Spotify or not.

live before you finish reading this

  1. 01

    Pick five songs

    Search Spotify or paste a SoundCloud link. Artwork, title and artist fill themselves in.

  2. 02

    Take your name

    bop.link/yourname is yours the second you type it. No email, no password, no confirmation step.

  3. 03

    Paste it in your bio

    Whoever taps it hears the songs on the page. Nothing to install, no account, no wall in front of the play button.

they send
one back

anyone on your page can send you a song. no account for them either, and you never find out who it was unless they tell you.

  1. 01

    they hear yours

    someone taps your bio, plays your five, and gets what you are actually on right now.

  2. 02

    they send you one

    a track they think you should have. it lands in your inbox, not on your page.

  3. 03

    you decide

    keep it and it joins your five, marked as sent in. bin it and nobody knows.

that is the part a list of links cannot do. your followers stop being an audience and start being people you swap songs with, and your page changes because of them.

change it whenever

Swap a song at 2am and your bio is already showing it. The link you gave people never changes, only what plays behind it.

the bit you're wondering about

Is it free?
Your page is, and stays that way — no card, nothing to upgrade. Venues and promoters pay us for event pages; a personal page never does.
Do I have to make an account?
No. Typing a name is the whole signup. There is nothing to log into and nothing to forget.
Then how do I get back in to change it?
Your private edit link is the key. Save your page to your home screen and the icon takes you straight back to it — in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. Android does the same from the browser menu.
Which platforms work?
Spotify and SoundCloud. SoundCloud tracks play in full on the page; Spotify plays its own 30-second preview unless the listener is signed in to Spotify.
Can I change the songs later?
Whenever you want, as often as you want. Your bio link never changes when the songs do.
Who can see my page?
Anyone with the link. It is a bio link, so it is meant to be public — but nobody can edit it without the private link only you hold.

pick a name, it exists

no email. no password. that was the whole signup.

bop.link/