Stickylynx

Link-in-bio tools give everyone the same stack of buttons. Stickylynx starts from the other end: the useful page depends on the occasion. A wedding needs RSVPs, a restaurant needs a menu that is never out of date, an artist needs a press kit that gets them booked, and none of those is a list of links.

The redesign leads with the occasion rather than the creator. The hero phone cycles through finished samples, a wax-sealed wedding invitation, a food menu, an EPK, an influencer kit and a property listing, beside a field that claims your link before you have signed up. Weddings get a section of their own, because that is where the product does the most: a personal link for every household, replies per person, and a seating plan that keeps families together, shown as a sample guest board rather than described.

Pricing runs Starter, Creator and Studio, each tier described by what it lets you keep and publish, with a second table showing which kinds of Lynx gain extra tools on which plan, so a wedding planner and a restaurant can each find their own answer. The copy is written for how its audience actually shares: on WhatsApp, by email, or as a QR code on the table.

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