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One short url you put in the bio of every platform you use, which opens a single page holding everything else: your socials, your work, your shop, your music. Xyst is a link in bio tool that makes that page yours to design rather than yours to fill in.
Yes, and free means the product rather than a trial of it. Claiming a name, 10 links, the full editor, an audio track, community templates and per-link analytics all cost nothing and stay free. Premium is €5.99 paid once, which raises the caps and unlocks the custom layout, cursor, fonts and the deeper effects.
It is built for exactly those two. Developers get a public JSON API, a README card that renders the profile as an SVG, and control over every visual value on the page. Creators get music, file hosting and a card that can look like their work rather than like a template. Where Xyst is the wrong tool is commerce: if you sell courses or run a newsletter funnel, use something that does that.
Yes. Upload a track or import one by url and it plays when someone opens your page, with artwork, title, duration and a volume control. 1 track free, 3 on Premium.
Yes, with the file host add-on. It turns your account into an image and clip host: upload a file, get a short link, mark it public or private. 5 GB for €4.99, bought once, and the files stay yours afterwards.
Card colour and opacity, backdrop blur, corner radius, avatar roundness, border colour, text and icon tint, accent, glow on the name, icons and badges, monochrome icons, a background image or colour, background effects, username effects, animated titles, a custom cursor and, on Premium, a drag-and-drop layout that moves every block on the page.
Yes, €2.49 a year, and Premium covers the first one. Point two DNS records at us and your page serves from your own name. Years stack rather than replace, so buying another adds it to the end.
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