Changelog

Reducing your grid's column count now wraps any wide tile that would hang off the right edge down to the next row, instead of leaving it overflowing the page. Applies on both desktop and mobile.

When you set a border on your grid tiles, your profile photo now shows the same border, so the avatar matches the rest of the page.

When you add a link tile in the editor, its favicon and preview image now show up on their own a moment after you add it, no refresh needed.

On a page without section titles, reordering or editing tiles on mobile no longer rearranges your desktop layout. Each viewport keeps its own arrangement.

Editing a lightbox description, title, or info line no longer kicks you out after a character or two. You can type a full multi-word description and the cursor stays put.

You can once again drop a tile anywhere on the grid, leave a row empty, or keep a deliberate gap. Dragging or resizing a tile now nudges only the tiles it actually overlaps, in order, instead of repacking the whole section to the top left. Need everything tidied up flush? That stays a one tap Tidy action.

Link tiles now describe where they go. Each shows the site's favicon and domain alongside your title, and a 2x2 or larger tile adds the page's preview image across the bottom. Smaller tiles, or links with no preview image, keep the clean favicon and title layout.

Picking the Dots background now paints a soft dot field on your page. It was rendering a dot too faint to see, so the option looked like it did nothing.

The back-to-dashboard home button now sits on its own, so it and the styling toolbar no longer get squeezed off the edge of a narrow screen. On a phone it moves to the top-left as a back chevron and the toolbar spans the full width at the bottom. On desktop the home button sits on the left, centered down the side.

When you make a tile bigger it now stays where it is and the surrounding tiles move to make room, instead of the tile jumping to a new spot. And dragging a tile to a new position keeps the order of the others intact, so reordering one tile no longer shuffles the rest.

The gallery for picking images is now called the "Image gallery" and shows only images. Videos are added by their streaming link, so they no longer appear here.

Profile photos are now twice as large across the editor, so your portrait reads as the centerpiece of the page.

Video tiles that open in the lightbox can now carry a short description under the title. Open the lightbox in the editor and write one inline; it shows for visitors below the title and stays hidden when left empty.

You can now write the lightbox title inline, alongside the description, and editing either no longer closes the modal when you click, type, or select text. Only the close button or a click on the dimmed background closes it.

You can now upload a profile photo while setting up your page, instead of only pasting an image URL. Uploads go through the same optimized image pipeline the editor uses, and the URL option is still there if you prefer it.

Selecting a background pattern now paints it over your paper background in the editor, including inside the mobile preview where it was hidden before.

The New Page picker no longer offers the Resume starter. Pages already built from it keep working exactly as before. The remaining starters, link in bio, contact card, portfolio, and coming soon, cover the same ground.

The starter picker now shows a small preview of each template's layout, so you can see what link in bio, contact card, portfolio, and the rest look like before you choose. The previews are drawn from the templates themselves, so they always match what you get.

While you are on a trial, a small bar now shows how many days you have left, with a "Start a plan" button, on both your dashboard and the page editor. It disappears once you are on a paid plan.

The template picker in onboarding and the "New page" picker on your dashboard now use the same starter cards, so choosing a starting point looks and behaves the same wherever you create a page.

When you create a page, the social links we detect are now added as real, editable link tiles, and they show in your profile right away. They live on your page like any other tile, so you can move, edit, or remove them whenever you like.

The little link or lightbox icon in a tile's top-right corner now lets you preview what a visitor's click will do. Hover or tap it in the editor and it becomes a "preview" button: click it to open the link in a new tab, or pop open the lightbox, without leaving the editor.

Growing a tile in a section that's already full now opens a new row right there in that section, instead of dropping the tile to the bottom of the page. Your sections stay in order while you resize.

Links can now appear as social icons in your profile, the left rail on desktop and the row under your photo on mobile. Open a link's editor and use the new "Show in profile" switch (on by default for link tiles). The icon pops into place as you toggle it.

The per-tile size menu now opens when you click it, not when your pointer brushes past, so it no longer pops open by accident. Open menus also always sit on top of the other tile controls.

In-grid autoplay videos now loop seamlessly with the platform's player controls hidden, so a clip no longer stops on a "keep watching" screen. Opening a video in the lightbox still plays it normally with sound and full controls.

The grid settings now include a Shape control. Keep cells square, or switch the whole grid to portrait (taller than wide) or landscape (wider than tall). Per-cell sizing still works the same way and fills to match.

The desktop column picker now goes up to 8 columns. Pages that were set to 9 or 10 columns now display at 8. Wider grids will return once their layout is refined.

Dragging a tile onto an occupied spot no longer flings the bumped tile to the bottom of the page or into another section. It now moves to the next open spot within the same section, adding a row there if the section is full.

Video tiles now autoplay muted while you edit, the same as they do on your published page, so the editor shows exactly what visitors see. Clicking a tile still just selects it, and turning autoplay off (or using reduced motion) keeps the still poster.

Icon tiles can now size their glyph. A new size button in the tile's bottom-right corner opens three presets, from the large default down to two smaller sizes.

Link tiles that point to a website now show that site's favicon, and a link with no label falls back to the page's own title. The icons are fetched in the background after you save, so they appear on the next visit.

Link tiles now edit like every other tile. Set the URL from the link button in the top-right corner, type the label right on the tile, and tune its type from the "T" button. The separate edit panel is gone, and so is the centered platform-icon look: every link reads as a label with the site, social handle, email, or phone in the corner.

A tile's hover controls (delete, link, size, and edit) now sit half off the tile's edges instead of inside it, giving your content more room to breathe while you edit.

A tile's editing controls now group into two slim toolbars on its sides: the left one (link, size, delete) appears on every tile, and the right one holds the controls specific to that tile, like a video's autoplay and lightbox toggles. They show on hover, the same as before.

Video tiles now fill the whole tile instead of showing black bars when the tile isn't a 16:9 shape. The video crops to cover the tile, both in the editor and on your page. Opening a video full screen still shows the entire frame.

You can click and drag an autoplaying video tile to move it in the editor again. The playing preview no longer swallows the drag.

In-grid videos now fill the tile edge to edge using the video's real shape, so a non-16:9 Vimeo no longer shows black bars. Opening a video in the lightbox still shows the whole frame.

The editor now shows the "Make your HerePage" badge and the Kudos button at the bottom of your page preview, so you always see them while editing, not just on the published page. In the editor they are display-only: the count is there for context, but clicking it does not change your own kudos.

Tiles now belong to the same section on both desktop and mobile. Move a tile into a different section on either view and the other view follows, while each view keeps its own arrangement within the section. The two layouts can no longer drift out of agreement.

Every tile's editing controls now sit in consistent spots: delete top-left, link top-right, size bottom-left, and a type-specific edit control (change image, choose icon, edit video) bottom-right. Any tile can now carry a link, including text and video tiles. The old play badge in the corner of video tiles is gone.

Photo and icon tiles now have a link button in the top-right corner, mirroring the delete button. Click it to set or clear the address the tile opens, right on the tile instead of from the toolbar. You can type a bare domain like example.com and it fills in https:// for you.

Vimeo, Loom, Wistia, and Dailymotion videos now show a play button in the editor and play inline when clicked, just like YouTube. Non-YouTube videos also pull in a poster image where available, so a freshly added video no longer shows up as a blank black box.

Video tiles now play more like you'd expect. By default they autoplay muted once they scroll into view (and stay still if you prefer reduced motion). Two new toggles on a video tile let you turn autoplay off or switch on a lightbox, which opens the video full-screen with sound. When a video also has a link, the lightbox shows a "View more" button.

On desktop, a tile's edit and delete controls now appear when you hover over it, and clicking no longer locks a selection box around it. On touch, tapping a tile still reveals its controls.

Starting a new page from the Link in bio starter now opens the editor in mobile preview. Link in bio pages are almost always viewed on a phone, so the editor matches the width you are designing for. Other starters still open in desktop preview, and the toggle still works.

Link tiles now read more clearly: the label is the headline, and the corner shows the platform icon for social links or the website, email, or phone for everything else. You can still switch a link to the centered platform icon look anytime. Editing a link opens a roomy panel instead of a small popover.

The editor toolbar has a new Pattern row between Paper and Title. Pick from seven subtle textures (Dots, Cross-stitch, Graph, Lines, Diagonal, Weave, Noise) to layer over your paper color, or leave it on None.

The strip of social icons under the profile name is gone from both the editor and published pages. Add socials as link tiles in the grid instead. The matching tile in the "Add a card" gallery is also gone.

Adding a section title now pushes the tiles below it down a row to make room, and deleting one pulls them back up to close the gap. Regular tiles are unaffected.

The card gallery in the editor adds a card the moment you click it and closes itself. No more queue, no count badge, no Add button. The picker is now titled "Add a card".

The "Add a card" gallery now shows one card per concept. Caption and date variants of Image, Video, and Section are gone. Every card lands at the smallest size, so you pick a card first and resize it after placing.

Anyone can give kudos on a page now, signed in or not, and the running total shows next to the heart. Each tap plays a fresh little celebration, but only your first one counts. After you give kudos to someone else's page, you can follow the creator in one tap. Page owners see their lifetime and weekly kudos in analytics.

A new /affiliates page captures interest from people who want to earn a share of every here.page subscription they send our way. Tell us about your audience and what commission feels fair, and we'll be in touch when the program launches.

Each plan now includes a storage limit for original images. The free plan includes 1 GB. Delivery copies and resized versions don't count toward your limit.

On desktop, your photo, name, bio, and social links now sit in a sticky left sidebar while your grid takes the full right side of the page. The Save button on shared pages is now a Kudos heart, and visitors see a small "Make your HerePage" link in the bottom-left corner. Mobile is unchanged.

The editor's profile header no longer animates on scroll. It stays at hero size with the photo, name, bio, social icons, and `here.page/handle` URL all visible the whole time. Bio sits tight against the name now too.

Section titles on your page now line up the same way on desktop and mobile. Previously the title hugged the first photo of the next section on mobile instead of sitting above the section like it does on desktop. Behind the scenes they're part of the same grid as your tiles, so they move with the content as you reorder things.

Each dashboard card and template card now shows a desktop preview and a mobile preview side-by-side, with a phone-shaped frame around the mobile view. Both are live previews of your page, no overlay or corner badge.

Clicking the same tile card in the Add Gallery now stacks copies in the queue instead of toggling. Click Photo three times and "Add (3)" inserts three photo tiles. Section headers still toggle on and off, since stacking section headers is rarely what you want.

Each dashboard card now shows your desktop and mobile layouts side by side: the desktop preview fills the card and a phone-shaped preview anchors in the bottom-right corner. Both reflect the same page, just at different viewport widths.

The avatar in the top-right of the dashboard is now a plain link to your pages. To change your profile icon, click the new icon next to the greeting at the top of the dashboard.

The text-style toolbar now has left, center, and right alignment buttons next to the size presets. Text tiles default to center alignment when nothing is set, matching how most tiles already looked.

Text tiles and link tile labels now render in your page's title font. Captions, link hosts, and bios stay on the body font, so the title and body pairing you pick from the editor carries through more visibly across the page.

The editor's toolbar header is simpler. The gear icon next to the URL is gone, and clicking your `here.page/handle` pill now opens a centered modal to customize your URL. Clicking anywhere along the header bar opens the panel; the chevron on the far right collapses it. Saving a new URL updates the browser address bar in place, with no extra back-button entry.

The editor no longer has undo or redo. Changes save automatically as you make them and are now permanent in-session, so be deliberate when deleting tiles or clearing text. Cmd/Ctrl+Z does nothing inside the editor.

The dashboard now shows your pages as a single list instead of behind a tab strip. The Saved tab is hidden until visitor-facing bookmarking ships; old links to /dashboard?tab=saved still resolve normally and show your pages.

Each of your pages now tracks views and link-out clicks. Hover any page in your dashboard and click the Analytics chip to see the last 7 or 30 days: total views, top links, where your traffic is coming from, and a country breakdown. Your own visits and preview loads never count.

Starting a page from any template now drops you into an editor with a clickable profile photo slot, just like the default new-page flow. Templates were skipping that placeholder so the upload affordance never rendered and you couldn't add a photo without manual workarounds.

The hover toolbar under a selected tile now offers all six size buttons (1x1, 2x1, 1x2, 2x2, 3x2, 2x3) on every tile type, not just photos and videos. Moving the mouse from the tile into the toolbar no longer flickers, since the toolbar overlaps the tile's bottom edge instead of sitting a few pixels below it.

Selecting a tile now shows a small dark toolbar tucked under it, with icon-only size buttons for one-tap resizing. The same buttons used to live in the white popover; moving them next to the tile makes the popover lighter and resizing more direct.

The coming-soon page now has an optional promo code field below the email input. Tap "I have a promo code" to reveal it, paste your code, and we'll hold the deal for you. When billing opens, the code redeems automatically at checkout.

On phone-size browsers the editor now opens in mobile preview and hides the desktop/mobile toggle. The desktop layout was unreadable at that width and the toggle was wasted chrome. Resizing back to a wider window restores the toggle and your last preview choice.

Captions now edit inline on text, link, and symbol tiles, matching the behavior already on image and video tiles. Click a tile's caption row to type, with both the left main caption and the right secondary caption.

Photo and video tiles now show a quick edit button when you hover or tap them. Clicking it opens the image picker for photos, or a small URL form for videos, so swapping media no longer requires opening the popover. The profile photo gets the same button so the editor reads as one system.

Changing the number of columns in the editor now participates in undo and redo. Previously, undoing after a column change left items in their pre-change positions while the grid stayed at the new width, which could hide tiles that had been on the rightmost columns.

Click a video tile and edit its caption directly on the tile, the same way image captions work. The "Caption (optional)" field has been removed from the video popover.

The Add gallery now lets you queue several tiles before dropping them onto your page. Click a card to add it to the queue (a number badge shows its position), then hit Add to insert them all in one step.

Clicking Add now opens a gallery of pre-built tiles you can preview live in your page's fonts and paper before dropping them on the grid. Search to narrow it down. Section title variants live at the bottom.

Photo tiles can now show a small secondary caption on the right of the caption row, like a date, location, or stat. Add it from the photo popover or click the right slot on the tile to type one inline.

You can now add a left and right caption to any tile, not just photos. The left slot fits a label like a stat name, the right slot a small mono detail like a date. Edit both from the popover.

Captions on image tiles are now editable in place. Click the bottom of any photo to type or update its caption, the same way you edit your name or bio. The caption field has been removed from the image toolbar.

The /login page now welcomes new and returning users equally. New users see a quiet "Pick your handle" prompt on the dashboard once they're signed in, dismissible per session, until they claim a vanity URL.

A single dark-themed media gallery now opens whenever you pick an image or swap a video. Click your profile photo or any image tile to upload, paste a URL, browse everything you've already added, or import from GitHub or Gravatar, all on one screen. The back button closes it just like any page.

The group membership pills no longer float in the top-right of the editor. They now sit as a dark banner just below the toolbar, with a single Publish or Unpublish button that flips your page between draft and live. Publishing also drops you into the group gallery so you can see your entry. On contest pages the call-to-action now reads "Submit to contest"; permanent groups still say "Join {name}".

In mobile preview the page header stacks photo, name, bio, and social links vertically as a profile card, instead of squeezing the desktop's horizontal row onto a phone. The header stays in place as you scroll.

The Stat tile is no longer a separate type. It's a Text tile with a Stat preset, so you can click it to type just like any other text. The Add button still has a Stat shortcut, and the popover lets you switch a Text tile between Body and Stat at any time.

Each tile now shows a small trash button in its top-right corner on hover, so deleting one no longer requires opening the popover. The bottom-left delete link is gone; the popover keeps Done.

Every account now starts with an avatar derived from your email, so the topbar isn't blank before you upload one. If you've set up Gravatar, you'll see your photo automatically. The Gravatar option has been removed from the upload menu since it now happens by default.

• New /setup wizard walks new users through building their first page
• Pulls in details from your existing online presence to give you a head start
• Six new starter templates in the gallery
• Editor toolbar polish throughout

• Login and signup feel like the rest of the product now
• Cleaner, warmer, and a lot less generic

• Your pages as thumbnail cards, see everything at a glance
• Quick links to edit or preview each page
• Consistent look with the rest of the product

• Four new tile types: Stat, Mark, Letter, and Icon. Not just photos and links anymore
• Sections with editable headings break your page into named areas
• Completely new toolbar, faster to add and configure tiles
• Profile header elegantly collapses as you scroll
• Click any tile to open it full-size

• Switched to Instrument Serif across the marketing site
• Warmer, more editorial. A better fit for the product

• /welcome: a proper home page that explains what herepage is
• /templates: six curated starter designs to browse and launch from
• /manifesto: what we believe and why we built this
• /pricing: three tiers, billed monthly or annually

• Better photo, name, and bio layout across all screen sizes
• Feels more like a card, less like a form

• Six paper themes (warm, cool, dark, and more): swap your whole palette in one click
• Fonts now apply page-wide for a consistent, considered look
• Display, body, and mono font roles keep things coherent without fussing over individual tiles

• Temporary and disposable email addresses are no longer accepted
• Catches typos and malformed addresses before sending a magic link

• Join a group or contest from a shared link
• Browse all public entries in one gallery
• Group badges show on your dashboard page cards
• Giveaway entry unlocks after you submit

• Hit Save on any public page to bookmark it
• All your saved pages live in a dedicated tab on your dashboard

• Fresh wordmark replacing the old logo mark
• New type system: everything feels tighter and more considered
• App icon and install support on mobile and desktop
• Site footer with navigation and contact

• Cleaner, more focused hero
• Better communicates what herepage is for
• Simplified navigation

• Switch to phone-width preview while you edit
• See exactly how your page looks before anyone else does

• Start from a template or a blank canvas
• Edit text inline: pick a font, size, and style right on the tile
• Click any tile to select it, drag to move it
• Style each tile independently: rounded corners, background color, border
• Your work saves automatically, no Save button needed
• Starter templates to get you from zero to something real in seconds

• Add a profile photo, name, and bio
• Arrange photos in a drag-and-drop grid
• See changes live as you edit

• Upload photos directly in the editor
• Images are stored securely and load fast everywhere

• Choose your here.page/handle during sign-up
• Availability checked instantly as you type

• Sign up with just your email, no password needed
• Click the link we send you and you're in
• Fast, globally distributed from day one