zento
your internet corner, with flavor
make your links feel like a place people want to hang out.
zento turns your link-in-bio into a mini homepage with color, images, and playful cards, so people get your vibe before they even click.
try a handle
this is the kind of simple signup flow we can wire next.
headline
one page for your links, drops, and tiny internet world
what people want
pick a handle, add your links, upload a few images, done. no giant setup ritual.
see what that can look likezento.me/maya
dj, editor, chronic maker of tiny worlds
latest
watch the rooftop set
community
join the text list
the problem
most bio pages feel interchangeable.
same buttons, same spacing, same mood. yours should feel more like your room, your desk, your poster wall.
examples
three ways this can feel alive.
same product, completely different mood depending on who's using it.
dj sets + edits
maya lune
zento.me/mayalune
photography + travel
niko atlas
zento.me/nikoatlas
writer + internet thinker
rue
zento.me/ruenotes
social proof
people don't want another dead-looking bio tool.
1 tap
to get the vibe of someone's whole online world
3 mins
to imagine the first version of an instant profile setup
0 clutter
if we keep the editing flow tight and visual
looks like you
mix colors, photos, notes, and links so the page feels like a mini homepage, not a generic bio tool.
fast to set up
pick a handle, drop in your links, upload a couple images, and you have something shareable right away.
built for curious clicks
cards, previews, and visual rhythm give people a reason to stay longer and tap around.
testimonials
the kind of reaction we want.
“it feels like my page finally has a personality instead of looking like a list of chores.”
talia
illustrator
“people actually click around now because it looks like a tiny world, not a boring link dump.”
omar
filmmaker
“i changed my links three times in one week and it still felt easy instead of annoying.”
jules
podcaster
what's next
next move: let people claim a profile the second they want one.
this page now tells the story a lot better. the next feature is a real signup flow so someone can pick a handle, make an account, and land in their own editable profile right away.
signup idea
1. pick a handle
choose `zento.me/yourname` if it's free
2. create account
email or magic link, nothing heavy
3. start customizing
bio, links, avatar, cards, published instantly
early supporter access
support zento while it is still small.
early supporters will help shape the first real profile builder and may get lifetime perks like extra cards, more image room, custom colors, and an optional supporter badge.