Organize your links
Twenty links.
Zero chaos.
Group links under labeled headers, drag anything anywhere, pin the one link that matters this week, and switch the rest off without deleting them. Your visitor decides in about three seconds — give them a page they can scan.
No credit card · 2 min setup · Free plan
A cluttered bio kills clicks.
Every link you add competes with every other link. When a visitor lands on fourteen identical buttons in no particular order, they don't read all fourteen — they skim three, feel nothing, and go back to scrolling. The fix isn't fewer links. It's structure: one pinned priority, labeled sections a thumb can skip between, and dead links switched off instead of left rotting at position twelve.
- Position one gets a disproportionate share of clicks — earn it deliberately
- Section labels let visitors jump to what they came for instead of reading everything
- An expired link at any position teaches visitors the whole page might be stale
The pile
8 flat links, 3 of them dead. Visitors skim and bounce.
The system
/ Watch & read
/ Work with me
1 pin, 2 sections, dead links toggled off — not deleted.
Four tools, one scannable page.
Everything below is on the Free plan. None of it requires rebuilding your page or losing a single click of history.
Link groups with labels
Split your page into named sections — 'Now', 'Listen', 'Work with me', 'Archive'. Labels render as headers on your public page, so a visitor hunting for your booking link skips straight past your podcast section instead of reading through it. Reorder entire groups as a unit when priorities shift.
Drag-and-drop reorder
Grab any link and drop it anywhere — within a group, into a different group, or up to the top of the page. Order saves instantly and the live preview shows exactly what visitors see. No position fields, no save-and-refresh loop, no support ticket to move one button.
Toggle off, never delete
Sale over? Season ended? Flip the link inactive. It vanishes from your public page immediately but keeps its URL, title, position, and complete click history. Reactivate it next quarter and it returns exactly where it was — with last year's numbers still in analytics for comparison.
Pin the one that matters
Hold one link at the very top, above every group — your launch, your tour, this week's drop. When the campaign changes, swap the URL and title on the pinned slot instead of shuffling the whole page. Per-link analytics tell you if the pin is earning its position or if a link buried in a group deserves the promotion.
Order by evidence
Rank links by clicks, not vibes.
Every link on hasl.ink tracks its own clicks — free, from day one. Open analytics, sort by clicks, and your page order writes itself: the link earning 60% of taps goes to the pin, the two links nobody has touched since April get toggled off. Reorder, wait a week, check the time-series chart, repeat. It's the least glamorous growth loop that actually works.
See all featuresClicks by link — 7 days
Verdict: podcast link moves to the archive group. Workshop keeps the pin.
Organizing links, elsewhere.
Every link-in-bio tool lets you add links. The difference is what happens once you have fifteen of them.
The 10-minute cleanup playbook.
How to go from link pile to link system, in order. Works on any page with more than five links.
01
Toggle off the dead weight
Expired promos, closed shops, last year's webinar. Don't delete — toggle inactive so the history survives for next time.
02
Name 2-4 groups
One for what's current, one for evergreen work, one for ways to pay you. If a group would hold one link, it isn't a group.
03
Drag links into place
Current stuff up top, money links in their own labeled section, everything archival at the bottom. Whole groups drag too.
04
Pin one link. Only one.
The single action you most want this week. Two pins is zero pins. Check clicks in seven days and defend or replace it.
Organizing FAQ.
The mechanics, spelled out.
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Untangle your bio.
Unlimited links, unlimited groups, drag-and-drop, toggles, and per-link clicks — all on the Free plan. Pro from $6/mo when you outgrow it.
No credit card · 2 min setup · Free plan