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Turn over a new leaf.

Every link you share, on one page. Leavr gets fans out of Instagram, TikTok and X’s in-app browsers, where they’re often not signed in, and into Safari or Chrome, through the right tracking link for where they came from.

What a fan sees inside an app’s browser.

How it works

  1. Make a page for each creator

    Add their photo, bio and links, plus the tracking links from their paid page. It goes live at leavr.link/name.

  2. Put one link in every bio

    The same link goes everywhere. The page works out which app each visitor came from, like Instagram, TikTok, X or Reddit.

  3. Fans get out, and you see what works

    Inside an app, the page shows fans how to open Safari or Chrome. Your dashboard shows visits, how many got out, and what they tapped.

What Leavr does

A link page for each creator, with what agencies need on top.

Gets fans out of the in-app browser

When a fan opens the page inside Instagram, TikTok or X, it notices. An animation (arrows, a pointing arm, runway lights or a breeze of leaves) shows them the three-dot menu and “Open in browser”, so they carry on in Safari or Chrome, where they’re usually already signed in.

Smart tracking links

One link for every bio. Each visitor goes through the tracking link for the app they came from, so your subscription site’s own stats show which platform brought each subscriber.

Extra links

Give each account or bio its own short address, like leavr.link/name2, to see which one each visitor came through, with tracking links for each.

Analytics

Visitors, how many got out of the app, and what they tapped: by platform, handle, link, day and creator.

Picks up where they left off

If a fan tapped a link before getting out, Safari or Chrome goes straight on to it, and the visit still counts for the app they came from.

In beta

Working now, still being tested and polished.

  • A/B tests Beta

    Try the animations against each other, or two versions of a link’s text or photo, and see which works better.

  • Hide from countries Beta

    Visitors in the countries you pick get “page not found”. Someone on a VPN can still get through.

  • Scheduled links Beta

    Show a link between set times, with an optional countdown until it ends.

  • Discount codes Beta

    Copied when a fan taps the link, with a note to paste it at checkout.

  • Announcement bar Beta

    A short message across the top of the page.

  • Attention effects Beta

    Make a link pulse, shine or wiggle. Off for fans whose phones ask for less motion.

  • Looks Beta

    Button shapes, fonts and ready-made colours.

  • QR codes Beta

    A QR code for any bio link, for stories, posters and flyers.

Built for agencies

Run every creator from one account, and give each person on your team the access they need.

  • Many creators. Each with their own page, links and numbers.
  • Your own space. Your team only sees your agency’s creators, settings and analytics.
  • Priced per creator. A monthly price per creator page. Prices aren’t set yet.

Team roles

  • OwnerEverything, including the team, settings and billing.

  • EditorCreators, links and analytics.

  • ViewerAnalytics only.

Privacy, in plain words

Fans open these pages on their phones, usually for a few seconds. So the pages keep as little as possible.

What a visit records

  • When
  • Country
  • Which app or site sent them
  • Phone or computer
  • What they tapped
  • A random visit number
  • No cookies. Just a random visit number in the tab, gone when it closes.
  • No IP addresses kept. Cloudflare, which hosts the pages, uses them to deliver the page. We keep only the country.
  • Nothing from other companies. No outside fonts, ads or trackers.
  • Deleted after 13 months. Visit records are removed automatically.
  • Fans can ask. Their visit number is on the privacy page, so an agency can show or delete their records.
  • Agencies stay in control. Download or delete everything at any time. Deletions are final after 30 days.

An agency can choose to add Google Analytics or Plausible to its pages. It’s off unless they switch it on, and Google Analytics uses cookies. Read the privacy notice.

Questions

Which phones and apps does it work with?

It’s been tested on iPhone, inside Instagram. The page also recognises TikTok, X, Reddit, Threads, Snapchat and Facebook, and on Android it first tries to open Chrome by itself, falling back to the same guide. Those are built but still being tested on real phones. In a normal browser the page just works, with nothing extra.

What do fans see?

The creator’s page, as normal. Inside an app’s browser the page dims and an animation points to the app’s menu (••• on iPhone) and “Open in browser”. Two taps later they’re in Safari or Chrome. If they’d already tapped a link, they carry straight on to it. Links can also ask “are you 18+?” first.

Will it get my creators’ accounts in trouble?

Leavr is a link-in-bio page, like the ones creators already use. It never signs in to social accounts or posts anything. Each platform has its own rules about links and content, and they change, so follow each platform’s rules. Nobody can promise how a platform will treat a link.

What do you store about fans?

Very little: when they visited, their country, which app or website sent them (just the site’s name), phone or computer, what they tapped, and a random visit number that only lasts until the tab closes. No cookies, no names, no IP addresses. Visit records are deleted after 13 months.

What do you store about my team?

Names, email addresses and a scrambled form of each password (never the password itself), plus short-lived records of failed sign-ins to stop break-ins. Deleted accounts are kept for 30 days in case of mistakes, then erased.

Who can see our data?

Your team, at the level you give each person. Leavr’s own admins can open an agency’s pages and numbers only to give support or fix problems.

Which subscription sites does it work with?

Any. Links can go anywhere. If the site gives you tracking links, add one for each place you post and Leavr sends each visitor through the right one.

How much does it cost?

Prices aren’t set yet. It will be a monthly price per creator page.

How do I get access?

Leavr is invite only for now. If you’ve been invited, open the invite link you were sent, then sign in.

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