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BioFlow — a link-in-bio page that builds itself

A link-in-bio tool with an AI agent that builds the page, connects the tools you already use and keeps every link current on its own.

  • Industry: Marketing tech
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • tRPC
  • Prisma
  • Mastra
  • MCP
  • Capacitor

Our role: Fullstack Engineer, AI Engineer, DevOps Engineer, Mobile Developer

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getbioflow.com
The BioFlow landing page headline The bio link that builds itself, beside a bio page that is syncing today's menu and a new YouTube video
Landing page (https://getbioflow.com)

What BioFlow is

BioFlow is one of our own products: a link-in-bio tool where an AI agent does the page building. You describe who you are and what you want, the agent asks a few questions and ships a page, and you keep changing it by talking to it instead of dragging blocks around.

A page is more than a list of links. Blocks cover a shop, forms, tips, booking, podcasts, events and maps, and the page collects newsletter signups and form submissions as contacts.

A page that keeps itself fresh

BioFlow connects to 10 sources: YouTube, Shopify, Instagram, TikTok, Calendly, Cal.com, Mailchimp, Kit, RSS and Google Calendar. A new video, product or event shows up on the page without anyone editing it.

Analytics show where visitors come from, which devices they use and which links get clicked, so both the owner and the agent can see what is working.

Run it from Claude or ChatGPT

The agent is reachable from outside the app too. BioFlow's MCP server exposes 12 tools, so Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant can read pages, analytics and contacts, create and edit drafts, and publish or schedule a page.

Publishing is the one step that changes a live page, so the two publish tools stay off until a workspace turns them on, and every publish has to be confirmed a second time.

How we built it

BioFlow is a pnpm and Turborepo monorepo: a Next.js web app with a tRPC API and Prisma, Mastra behind the agent, and a separate worker service that runs the connector syncs, exports and scheduled publishing. Custom domains are connected through DoDomain, another of our products.

The Android app wraps the web app with Capacitor, and a Windows app is listed on the Microsoft Store. We started BioFlow in April 2026 and have shipped it through 230+ merged pull requests since.

Outcomes

  • An AI agent that builds and edits the page from a conversation
  • Live sync with 10 sources, from YouTube and Shopify to Google Calendar
  • An MCP server with 12 tools for Claude, ChatGPT or your own agent
  • Apps for web, Android and Windows

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