Nook gives you a free blog, FindMe links, landing pages and an online resume in one place, at misocial.net/mi/yourname. Publish posts from your feed with one toggle, gather every profile you have, put your work history on a shareable resume, and see how many people stop by. Add a cover photo and an accent colour so it looks like you. Everything is opt-in, and there's no page-builder subscription.
Lowercase letters, numbers and dashes, 3 to 30 characters. We'll save it for you when you finish signing up, or you can pick another if it's taken.
Illustrator and zine-maker. Drawing small, strange, hopeful things. (Sample bio)
Preview only. Link icons are simple placeholders. You'll build your real page after sign-up.
Your photos live on one app, your videos on another, your writing somewhere else, and your link-in-bio page wants a monthly fee. Meanwhile it's all public and indexed before you ever decided it should be.
| Question | The usual way | Nook |
|---|---|---|
| Links, blog and landing page in one place? | Three tools | One page |
| Blogging from what you already post? | Copy and paste | One toggle |
| A resume page you can share? | Another site | Built in |
| Page-builder subscription? | Often | Free |
| Visitor stats? | Often paid | Free |
| Search indexing and directory listing? | On by default | Your choice |
| Your data sold? | Common | Never |
Publish posts from your feed to your Nook blog with one toggle. No second place to write.
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Discord, LinkedIn and your own custom links, each with its brand icon, all in one hub.
Feature your bucket list and pin your best content, so visitors land on what matters most. Light or dark, with Classic, Grid or Minimal links.
Work history, education, skills, certifications and projects on your own resume page at /resume/yourname. Share it on its own or link it from your Nook, and list it in the resume directory if you like.
Public visibility, blog posts shown, search-engine indexing, listing in the public directory and a sensitive-content flag. You switch each one on.
A cover photo, your avatar, a share button and your social icons up top, with tabs for your links, posts and pages. Pick an accent colour, or let Nook take one from your cover photo.
Unique visitors, total views, returning visitors and where they came from, right on your dashboard. Your own visits never count.
Your page is built for the screen most visitors use, and you can manage it from the miSocial app on your home screen.
Nook comes with your free miSocial account. No page-builder subscription.
Three steps from blank page to one link that says it all.
Grab misocial.net/mi/yourname with a free miSocial account.
Add a cover photo and your FindMe links, pick an accent colour and a layout, pin your best content, toggle posts onto the blog and fill in your resume. A checklist shows what's left and gets out of the way when you're done.
Choose public visibility, search indexing and directory listing when you're ready, share one link everywhere, and watch the visits come in on your dashboard.
Yes. Nook comes free with your free miSocial account, with no page-builder subscription.
Your page lives at misocial.net/mi/yourname, using the name you claim. Names use lowercase letters, numbers and dashes.
Names are first come, first served. You'll see whether yours is free when you sign up, and you can try a variation (adding a dash or your trade, like sam-draws) if it isn't.
When you post on miSocial, one toggle publishes that post to your Nook blog. You decide whether blog posts show on your page at all.
Yes. Nook includes an online resume: add your work history, education, skills, certifications and projects, then switch on your public resume page. You choose whether it shows contact details, appears in the resume directory, gets indexed by search engines and is linked from your Nook.
FindMe links cover Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Discord and LinkedIn, plus custom links to anything else, each shown with a brand icon. Lay them out as Classic buttons, an icon Grid or a Minimal list.
Yes. Add a cover photo and avatar, choose light or dark, and pick an accent colour for buttons and highlights. Leave the accent on Auto and Nook picks one to match your cover photo. Links can show as Classic buttons, an icon Grid or a Minimal list.
Yes. Your dashboard shows unique visitors, total views, returning visitors and top referrers for your Nook and resume. Your own visits are left out. Visitors are counted, not identified: you see numbers, not names.
Only if you want it to be. Public visibility, showing blog posts, search-engine indexing, listing in the public directory and marking the page as sensitive are all opt-in settings.
No. Once your page is public, anyone with the link can view it. An account is only needed to build your own.
Your data isn't sold, and miSocial doesn't track you across other websites or collect data it doesn't need.
A free blog, FindMe links, your resume and your visitor stats. One link, on your terms.