Pages
Your board, published.
Turn one of your boards into a page anyone can open: your links, photos and notes, laid out your way, at untitled.cards/@you. Free to publish, at your own domain with Plus.
Make your page
out on the trail
Hej, I'm Maja.
I draw maps, birds and the odd frog.
Illustrator in Gothenburg. Prints, commissions and a monthly letter, all just below.
last June
studio nights
that's me
my links
Shop prints
Shop ↗
The monthly letter
Subscribe ↗
@maja.draws
Follow ↗One board, one address
Your page
One of your boards as a page anyone can open: links, photos and all.
untitled.cards/@maja · published just now
Publish
Pick a name. Pick a board. Publish.
In Settings, choose a handle and one of your boards, and it's at untitled.cards/@you straight away: links that open, photos, notes, arrows and doodles, the way you laid them out.
- A snapshot: your edits stay private until you publish again
- Visitors need no account and no app
- Opens full size from the top, like any web page
At your own address
Your own domain
Plusout on the trail
Hej, I'm Maja.
I draw maps, birds and the odd frog.
Illustrator in Gothenburg. Prints, commissions and a monthly letter, all just below.
last June
studio nights
that's me
my links
Shop prints
Shop ↗The monthly letter
Subscribe ↗@maja.draws
Follow ↗With Plus
yourname.com, and no badge.
Connect a domain you own and your page moves there. One DNS record shows it's yours, one or two more point it here, and the certificate is made for you.
- Settings shows exactly which records to add, and checks by itself
- A root domain brings www along
- untitled.cards/@you sends visitors on to it
Made for the tap from a bio
Hej, I'm Maja.
I draw maps, birds and the odd frog.
out on the trail
Illustrator in Gothenburg. Prints, commissions and a monthly letter, just below.
Shop prints
Shop ↗The letter
Subscribe ↗@maja.draws
Follow ↗Portfolio
Open ↗your name first
links, two by two
On a phone
Reads like a page, not a canvas.
Most visits come from a link in a bio, on a phone. There your page reads top to bottom: your name first, then your photo, with your links two by two.
- Your name and photo open the page
- Links sit two by two, ready to tap
- Arrows and underlines stay on the big screen
Free on your own. Plus to bring people in.
You pay for Plus; everyone you invite edits for free.
Free
$0no card needed
Everything you need for your own thinking.
- Unlimited boards, notes and documents
- 2 GB of photos, videos and files, synced
- Arrows, groups, checklists and the pen
- Sync between your own devices
- 10 frog doodles a day
- View-only links for anyone, no account needed
- Publish a board as your page, at untitled.cards/@you
PlusFor boards you share
$4.51a month
$54 billed yearly, VAT included · charged in USD at today's rate
- Everything in Free
- Invite people to edit your boards, free for them
- Approve who edits, remove anyone, anytime
- Edit together live, with cursors
- Comment, reply and react on shared boards
- 50 GB of photos, videos and files, synced
- 30 frog doodles a day
- Your page at your own domain, no badge
Questions
Is a page free?+
Yes. Publishing a page is free, with a small "Made with untitled" badge in the corner. untitled Plus takes the badge away and lets you use your own domain.
What do visitors see?+
The board as it was when you last pressed Publish. Change it all you like; nothing new shows until you publish again.
Do visitors need an account?+
No. Anyone with the address can open your page and click its links, on any device, without signing in.
How does my own domain work?+
With Plus, type the domain in Settings → Your page. Add the TXT record it shows to prove it's yours, then the record or two that point it here. We check by ourselves, make the certificate, and send untitled.cards/@you on to it.
How many pages can I have?+
One per account, showing whichever of your boards you choose. Switch boards and publish again whenever you like.
What happens to my domain if Plus ends?+
Your page stays up at untitled.cards/@you with the badge back, and your domain sends visitors there.
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