About BioFlow

What BioFlow is

A link in bio is the one clickable link on a social profile. A BioFlow page is what that link opens: a list of everything you want people to find, built from blocks such as links, a newsletter signup, a booking page and a contact form. If the idea is new to you, start with what a link in bio is.

What sets BioFlow apart is the agent. In the editor you chat with an AI agent that builds a draft from a description and edits the page when you ask. Changes to your blocks wait in your draft until you publish; theme, header and search/share settings apply without waiting for a publish. The same agent is included on every plan, and AI link in bio explains what it can and cannot change.

It is made for people who keep a page current for an audience:

• Musicians
• Podcasters
• Small business
• Coaches
• Fitness trainers
• Artists
• Photographers
• Streamers
• Writers

See BioFlow by line of work for the blocks and integrations each one uses.

What BioFlow is not

• Not a supplement, a drink or a medicine. BioFlow is software. It is not a coffee or a drink, a supplement, a medical device, or a biotech, laboratory, imaging or separation product, and nothing on this site makes a health claim.
• Not bioflow.io. That is a different link-in-bio product. This one is at getbioflow.com and is made by Devino Solutions.
• Not the only BioFlow. Other products and companies share the name. The official site is getbioflow.com and the app is app.getbioflow.com.

What you can get

• The web app and your public page. You build and manage the page at app.getbioflow.com, which also serves your free public page at app.getbioflow.com/your-handle.
• Mobile and desktop apps. Android (Google Play) and Windows (Microsoft Store) are available now. The App Store and Mac App Store builds are shown as coming soon. Every way to get BioFlow is on one page.
• An MCP server. Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or any assistant that supports remote MCP servers can work on your page once you sign in and approve its permissions, on every plan. See the MCP server.
• A REST API, webhooks and SDKs. On Creator and Pro, with open-source TypeScript and Python SDKs. See the developer platform.
• Integrations. 10 live integrations, listed with what each one does on the integrations page.

What it costs

The plans are US$0 on Free, US$12/mo on Creator, and US$29/mo on Pro. Every plan includes the agent and the MCP server; the plans differ in limits and features, which the pricing page sets out.