Your Flo Page

Your Flo page is your creator storefront — the branded URL you share everywhere (social bios, email signatures, ads, QR codes). One page hosts your Profile Header, content blocks, and every offer you wire up in the builder (products, email capture, courses, memberships, bookings).

This guide covers your public URL, what fans see, how Settings → Page & domain controls discovery and sharing, and how that relates to draft vs live in the builder.

Your default URL

Every creator gets a canonical link:

https://myflo.link/yourname

• yourname is your handle (also called username). It is stored lowercase — Alex and alex resolve to the same page.
• The live route is /{username} on Flo's app host (production: myflo.link).
• URLs are case-insensitive for visitors; always share the lowercase form.

Where to find and copy your link

Your handle is chosen during Sign up — Get started step 2 (Claim your URL) or the username step in Onboarding. After account creation, Settings → Page & domain displays the active handle; the field is read-only in the app today. Pick something stable before you print it on business cards or run ads.

Related URLs fans use

Your handle is the first path segment for every public surface:

The builder and dashboard still say myflo.link/... in copy; course cards include Copy link with the full https://myflo.link/... URL.

For the full creator → fan journey, see How it works.

Settings → Page & domain

Open Settings from the dashboard sidebar, then Page & domain (/settings/page). The panel has three cards that control URL, discovery, and link previews.

Your Flo handle

• Handle — shows myflo.link/yourname (read-only). This matches pages.slug, which equals your users.username for single-page creators.
• Visibility — Public or Unlisted, then click Save on that row.

Visibility and SEO fields save together when you click Save next to the visibility toggles. You should see Saved page settings.

Custom domain

Pro plan required

Pro and Studio can connect a custom domain (for example links.yourbrand.com) instead of myflo.link/yourname. Studio supports up to 3 custom domains across profiles.

In the Custom domain card:

1. Enter your hostname (no https://) — placeholder example: creator.yourdomain.com.
2. Click Save domain.
3. At your DNS host, add the CNAME Flo shows: your host → domains.myflo.link.
4. Click Re-check. Status becomes Verified when DNS propagates.
5. Keep the page published — custom domains only route when the page is live and the domain is verified.

To remove a custom domain, click Disconnect. Traffic returns to myflo.link/yourname.

Step-by-step DNS detail: Custom domain.

SEO & social

The SEO & social card controls search snippets and link previews (iMessage, Slack, X, LinkedIn):

• Edit Meta title and Meta description, then click Save on the Visibility row (same save action as visibility).
• Social card — click Upload custom to replace the preview image immediately.
• Regenerate — clears your upload and restores Flo's dynamic OG image (/api/og/yourname).

If you do not upload a social card, Flo generates one from your page data.

Profile header vs Settings → Profile

Visitors see a Profile Header at the top of your page (one per page). You edit it in the builder, not as a normal block in the right panel.

1. Open Dashboard → Builder

   Your canvas shows a phone preview with the header at the top.

2. Open the profile header editor

   Click Edit profile header on the canvas preview, or use the header control on the profile area. The Edit profile header modal opens with a live preview.

3. Content tab

   Set profile photo, cover image or video, display name, bio (up to 160 characters in this modal), location, status (for example Open for work, Taking bookings), and social links.

4. Design tab

   Tune alignment, avatar shape / size / border / ring, name and bio fonts, social icon style, and cover height and blend (fade, overlay, tint).

5. Save

   Saving updates your public header block and page cover settings, syncs name/avatar/bio/socials to your account, and triggers a cache refresh when the page is already live.

If you select the header block in the block list, the right panel explains that content and layout are edited in the profile header modal from the canvas.

Settings → Profile is complementary — use it for account-level identity you also want on receipts and in AI tools:

• Display name, avatar upload, bio (with AI assist), niche, physical address (CAN-SPAM for email), and social links.

Changes in either place can overlap (name, bio, avatar, socials). After editing, publish or Update live so visitors see the latest snapshot.

Page body: blocks and global style

Everything below the header is built from blocks in the left sidebar (+ Add block). Global look-and-feel lives in Page settings on the right panel:

• Background (solid, gradient, pattern)
• Font preset and button style, color, animation
• Block spacing, max width, and template

See Page builder overview and Block types for the full catalog.

Flo badge (Free)

On Free, a small Flo badge can appear at the bottom of your public page. Creator and above can hide it (canHideBadge). Paid tiers do not show the badge by default.

Draft vs live

The builder top bar shows Draft or Live on the left. Publishing controls are on the right.

• View live preview opens /{your-handle} in a new tab — the same URL fans use. If you are Draft, you still see whatever is currently live (or a not-found page if never published); the canvas preview shows unsaved work.
• Clicking Live when synced unpublishes — use only when you need the page fully offline, not when you want to keep editing privately.

First-time walkthrough: Publish your first page. Deeper detail: Publishing.

What visitors experience

On a published page, fans scroll your blocks and interact in place:

• Capture Emails — double opt-in list signup
• Sell a Product / Sell a Course / Membership / Book a Session — Flo checkout or booking flows (paid flows need Active Flo Payments — Connect payments)
• Link Button and Text — navigation and content
• Divider — spacing only

Creator plan required

While an A/B test is running, some visitors see a variant layout instead of your default live page. Your myflo.link URL stays the same; assignment happens per visit.

Checklist before you share widely

1. Publish (or Update live) in the builder.
2. Confirm Settings → Page & domain visibility (Public vs Unlisted) and click Save if you changed it.
3. Open View my page or an incognito window and test checkout or signup on your main blocks.
4. Set Meta title, Meta description, and optional Social card so shares look professional.
5. Connect Flo Payments before promoting paid offers.

Common issues

What's next?

• Publish your first page — Draft → Live
• Page builder overview — blocks, page settings, layout
• Custom domain — DNS and verification
• How it works — dashboard vs public page vs portal
• Connect payments — sell from your page