A page about you, by you
Bio is where people write about their own lives, so others can get to know them. Your background, your interests, the people and places that shaped you, on one page that’s yours.
Bio is in a closed beta. Have an invite? Create your page.
Why Bio exists
Notable people get an encyclopedia entry. Everyone else is spread across apps that were built for something else. There’s nowhere to write down who you actually are. Bio is that place, so the people who want to know you actually can.
Looking someone up today
If you’re writing
Say who you are
Where you’re from, what you do, what you believe, in your own words rather than a job title.
Keep track of what you love
Log your interests, trips and milestones as they happen, so they add up to something.
Leave something lasting
A record of your life that the people close to you, now and later, can come back to.
If you’re reading
Learn about someone
Read about a new colleague, an old friend or a relative in their own words, before you meet or after.
Find people like you
Search by place or interest to find people you have something in common with.
See the whole person
Not just where someone worked, but what they care about and the people and places that shaped them.
What goes on a page
Start with a short introduction, then add as much or as little as you like. Every section is optional.
Introduce yourself however you like, then add sections for whatever matters to you. Work and education fit in too.
Give each interest its own page, with what you think about it and what you’ve done along the way.
Mark the moments that shaped you on a timeline, and keep a record of the places you’ve been.
Build a family tree and invite relatives to add themselves, so it grows from both sides.
How it’s different
Bio is invite-only during the beta. If you have an invite, you can set up your page in a few minutes. If not, take a look at an example page to see how one comes together.