Getting started
Claim a name, confirm your email, and your page is live. Your username is your URL — xyst.wtf/yourname — so pick the one you want people to type.
Usernames are always lowercase. Names the site itself uses — login, docs, api — are reserved.
Signing in with Discord skips the password entirely and connects your Discord badge at the same time.
Your page
Everything visitors see is edited under Customize. Changes go live the moment you save — there is no publish step.
Uploads are converted to WebP and stripped of metadata. An animated GIF stays animated.
Background effects
Username effects
Violet entries need Premium.
Links
Add the places you live online and they show up as icons on your page. Each recognised service knows its own URL shape, so you paste a handle and it builds the link for you.
Audio
A track plays when someone opens your page. Upload an MP3 or import one by URL — the importer brings the title and cover art with it.
With more than one track in your library, turn on shuffle to play a random one per visit.
Badges
Badges sit under your name. Some land automatically the moment you qualify; the rest are granted by the team. You choose which of the ones you have are shown.
Analytics
Your dashboard shows where visits come from, what they arrived on, and when. A visit counts once per device per day, so refreshing your own page doesn't run the number up.
Your own visits count like anyone else's. Hiding your view count also takes you off the leaderboard.
File host
A one-off unlock that turns your account into an image host: upload a file, get a link, share it anywhere. It's sold separately from Premium — owning one doesn't give you the other.
Files are kept exactly as you uploaded them. Metadata is stripped; the image itself is never re-encoded.
Account & security
Two-factor authentication works with any authenticator app. Turning it on gives you three backup codes — each works once, and using one turns 2FA back off, so a lost phone can't lock you out for good.