Your bio link, but interactive.

Most bio-link tools are redirects. A landing page with five buttons. The user taps a button. They leave. They don't come back.

A bio link quiz is different. The URL in your bio opens directly into the first question. Your audience is answering before they had time to scroll past. At the end they get a result with their name on it, your handle, a one-liner worth screenshotting. They post it. Their followers see it. Your follower count goes up.

It's the difference between “check my Linktree” and “take my quiz.”

Type “A quiz that tells my followers what kind of solo traveler they are.” Or “What kind of skincare archetype are you?” Or “Which character from my show are you?”Whatever your niche is — that's the prompt.

Forty to seventy seconds later you have eight questions, five result personalities, share-ready quotes, and a palette that matches your brand color. Edit anything you want to tweak. Hit publish. Paste the link in your bio.

Three minutes. Less time than one Instagram caption.

Every result ends on an image. Your handle. The result name. A line worth sharing. In one of four typographic styles your audience picks themselves.

On mobile, the share sheet attaches the image as a file. Tap Share, pick Instagram Stories, image already in the picker, hit post. Their followers see your result. They click your bio. They take the quiz too.

That's the loop.

Type the prompt in Spanish. The quiz comes out in Spanish. Same for Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Vietnamese, Hindi, Indonesian, Simplified Chinese, and nine more.

Not translated UI. Native generation. The questions sound like a Spanish creator wrote them, because Sonnet wrote them in Spanish.

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