Share a nibl. See who bites.
Nibl gives you one simple link for your bio, your inbox and your group chats. Everyone who taps it gets the right bite — fans see your latest posts, testers get your app, investors get your deck — and you see who actually opened it.
- Free to start, no card needed
- Ready-made templates
- Bring your Linktree links
Tapped /tiktok in a bio — sees the app from the video.
Most link pages show everyone the same list and stop at a click count. That's fine for a playlist — but not when you're sharing an app with testers, a deck with an investor, or something special with a friend.
Your followers, your testers and the investor you met last week all land on one long list and have to hunt for their link.
A single code with no end date. The moment it's forwarded, you've lost track of who has it.
A click count can't tell you whether Sarah opened your deck, or whether your testers tried the new build.
Made for the way you share.
Choose what you're doing to see how it works, then start from a ready-made template.
Your bio link has to serve fans who want the App Store, testers who need TestFlight, and the odd recruiter — all at once.
- Which video sent the most installs
- Which testers did every task
- Bugs with device and screenshots
Share a link. Know it landed.
Paste any link — a reel, an article, a house you love — and send it to a friend or a group chat with a note. Each person gets their own copy, so you see who opened it. They can react and reply, and everything you've ever sent them stays in one place.
- Works with WhatsApp, Messages, email — anything
- See who opened it, and who hasn't yet
- Friends can pass it on, and you'll see how far it travels
- Send straight from your phone's share menu
You decide who sees what.
Sort what you share into groups — say TikTok, Beta testers and Investors. Then choose how each group gets in: a special link, a code, a personal invite or their work email. Access can end on its own, and wherever possible you know exactly who came in.
A link for each place you post
Put nibl.me/@you/tiktok in your TikTok bio and nibl.me/@you/yt on YouTube. Both lead to your page, show what that crowd came for, and tell you which one is working.
Codes you can say out loud
Mention a code in a video or newsletter. Give it an end date, a limit on how many people can use it, or set hours — like only while you're live.
Invites for one person
Send someone their very own link. It only works on the first device that opens it, you see when they've opened it, and you can remind them or switch it off any time.
Let in a whole company
Let anyone with an @theirfund.com email in once they confirm a six-digit code. Everyone else can ask you for access. Ideal for investors.
See who opened what — by name.
Every invite is a real person. See what they looked at, for how long and when — and get a nudge on your phone the moment they open it, so you can follow up while they're still interested.
- just nowSarah Chen · Investor inviteopened Seed deck · read for 4 min 32 s
- 2 min agoTester · Code BETA26finished all 5 test tasks in Milemark
- 9 min ago12 people · From TikToktapped Get access · TestFlight
- 26 min agoJordan Lee · Code BETA26reported a high-severity bug in 0.9.2
- Opened Seed deck · read 4 min 32 sToday 9:12
- Downloaded Traction update · PDF · watermarkedToday 9:16
- Tapped Get access · Milemark · TestFlight on iPhoneToday 9:20
- Opened her invite · first open · iPhoneMon 18:03
Share your app with testers who actually test.
Each app gets its own card with screenshots, the right download button for each phone, a list of things to try, and an easy way to send feedback — all on your page.
TestFlight on iPhone, Google Play testing on Android, and a web demo or QR code on a computer — with simple instructions for first-timers.
- Sign up and finish onboarding38/40
- Log your first trip31/40
- Try it offline22/40
- Export a report9/40
See who has tried what — and give the rest a gentle nudge.
Testers explain what happened, what they expected and on which phone, with screenshots. Send it to GitHub or Linear in one click.
Star ratings, a “would you recommend it?” score and your own questions, with a short summary of what people keep saying.
Change the version number and every tester gets your release notes by email. They can unsubscribe in one tap.
Access that ends by itself.
Give anything a start and an end. A code can stop after 100 people, an invite can last two weeks, and a link can work only while you're live. It's all on one calendar, so nothing gets forgotten.
All the little things, done properly.
Your own page, your studio and a client — each with its own look and address, all from one account.
Use your own address, like apps.yourname.com, for your page, short links, invites and QR codes.
Your page speaks English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese — and you can add your own translations.
Every theme is easy to read. Pick fonts, colours and layouts, with dark mode and a live preview.
Show a live card for one app — or your whole list — on any website.
Help writing descriptions and test plans, short summaries of feedback, translations, and answers for visitors.
“Sarah opened the deck” — by email, Slack or a phone notification, with quiet hours so it never wakes you.
Bring in your team as owners, admins, editors or analysts, with a record of every change.
Visitors choose their cookies and can download or delete their data in one tap. We never sell data.
Authenticator codes, backup codes and email sign-in links keep your account safe.
Download everything in one click — content, people, activity and files — with backups every night.
Add Nibl to your home screen, send links from your share menu, and get an alert the moment someone opens one.
Three tools in one link.
Usually you'd need a link page for your followers, a document tracker for investors and a beta tool for your testers. Nibl does all three.
| Feature | Nibl | Linktree | Beacons | DocSend | TestFlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Different content per audience from one link | Yes | No | No | One link per document | No |
| Access codes with expiry, use limits and schedules | Yes | 4-digit code, no expiry | No | Passcode + expiry | No |
| Personal invites, tracked per person | Yes | No | No | Yes | Email invites |
| See who opened what, by name | Yes | Anonymous counts | Anonymous counts | Yes | Testers only |
| App cards: screenshots, versions, right link per device | Yes | No | No | No | One app, Apple only |
| Tester feedback, bug reports and surveys | Yes | No | No | No | Screenshot feedback |
| Time limits on links, codes, items and whole views | Yes | Link scheduling | No | Link expiry | Builds expire |
| Link-in-bio page with your design and domain | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Price per month | Free · from $12 | Free · $5–24 | Free · $10–30 | $15–300 | Free with Apple dev ($99/yr) |
Based on each product's public pages and help docs, October 2026. Prices are approximate and change; check each vendor for current details.
Start free. Upgrade when it's working for you.
Every plan includes groups, codes, personal invites, end dates and seeing who opened what.
- 10 items
- 3 private audiences
- 2 active codes
- 10 invites a month
- 1 seat
- 7 days of analytics
- Unlimited items
- 10 private audiences
- Unlimited active codes
- 100 invites a month
- 1 seat
- 1 year of analytics
- Your own domain
- No Nibl badge
- Unlimited items
- Unlimited private audiences
- Unlimited active codes
- Unlimited invites a month
- 3 team seats
- 3 pages
- 2 years of analytics
- Your own domain
- No Nibl badge
- Verified-email doors
- API, webhooks & Slack
- AI assistant
- Unlimited items
- Unlimited private audiences
- Unlimited active codes
- Unlimited invites a month
- 10 team seats
- 10 pages
- 2 years of analytics
- Your own domain
- No Nibl badge
- Verified-email doors
- API, webhooks & Slack
- AI assistant
Questions, answered.
What is Nibl?
Nibl is one link you can put anywhere — your bio, your email signature, a group chat. Behind it is your page. You choose what each kind of visitor sees, and you can see who opened what.
What's my nibl.me address?
When you sign up you pick a name, and your page lives at nibl.me/@yourname. Short links, invites and items hang off it, like nibl.me/@yourname/tiktok. You can also connect your own domain.
Is this a Linktree replacement?
Yes. It does everything a link page does — links, social icons, themes, QR codes and stats — and adds what they can't: different pages for different people, codes and invites that end on their own, and knowing who opened what. You can bring your Linktree links across in one step.
How does sending a link work?
Paste any link, pick who it's for and add a note. Each person gets their own copy to send through WhatsApp, Messages or anything else. You'll see when they open it, they can react or reply, and if they pass it on you'll see how far it travels.
Do visitors need an account?
No. They just tap your link. If they want to keep access on a new phone, they can confirm their email with a six-digit code — no password.
What happens when a code or invite runs out?
Visitors see a friendly page explaining it has ended, with a button to ask you for access. You can extend anything by a week or a month in one tap.
Can I really see who opened my deck?
Yes, for anyone who came through a personal invite or confirmed their email: you'll see their name, what they opened, for how long and when. Everyone else is counted anonymously by where they came from. Your own visits and bots are left out.
Does it work with TestFlight and Google Play testing?
Yes. Each app shows the right button for the phone in front of it: TestFlight on iPhone, Play testing on Android, and a web demo or QR code on a computer. First-timers get simple instructions, and testers hear about each new build.
Is it private?
Visitors choose their cookies, and can download or delete their data themselves. Tracking only starts after they agree. Nothing is ever sold.
Give everyone the right bite.
Claim your nibl.me address, pick a template — creator links, an app portfolio, a beta hub or an investor room — and share your first link in a few minutes.