Built out of blocks
Add cards, project tiles, link feeds 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.
You'll need an invite code to finish signing up.
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 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.
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.
Everyone here got in through someone already here. That keeps the place small, keeps spam out, and means a hiya link is worth something.
No analytics scripts on your page, no advertising network, nothing sold to anyone. Your visitors get your page and nothing else.
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.
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.
Sign in with Discord, pick your name and start building. If you haven't got one yet, someone in here does.