onelinkSharing and discovery
You made a list. Now share it.
Share it anywhere
Your share link is short, clean and works everywhere. Some good places to put it:
- Your social bio, if you want one link that never goes out of date. A profile page works even better here.
- Reddit threads and Discord servers. When someone asks for recommendations, reply with one list instead of ten links in a row.
- Group chats. Everyone sees the same list, and nothing gets buried under new messages.
- Your email signature, newsletter, slides or video description.
- A QR code on a flyer, poster or business card.
Anyone can open it on any device. They don’t need an account or an app. Each link shows the site’s little icon, so people can tell at a glance where it goes.
Stumble onto something new
Click Show me a random list on the homepage, or go to /random, and we’ll take you to a list someone else made. Keep clicking and see where you end up.
Good to know: random only picks lists that have at least one link, so you won’t land on an empty one.
Note
Remember StumbleUpon? Losing an hour following one interesting link after another? That’s the kind of internet we’re trying to bring back.
Copy it as Markdown
Writing a blog post, a README or notes in Obsidian or Notion? Every list has a Markdown copy you can paste straight in. Add /markdown to the end of a list’s link, then hit the copy button:
https://onelink.ninja/l/Q20d9AsqNh/markdownThis also makes lists easy for AI assistants and other tools to read. The technical details are in the API overview.
Who can find your list
It depends on whether the list is claimed:
| Your list is… | Who can see it | Shows up on Google & co.? |
|---|---|---|
| Unclaimed (made without an account) | Anyone you give the link to | No |
| Claimed (belongs to an account) | Anyone, including search engines | Yes |
Unclaimed lists stay low-key. We ask search engines not to list them, so people only find them through the link you share, or by chance through /random. Keep in mind that this isn’t the same as private: anyone who has the link can open the list and pass it on.
Claimed lists are made to be found. They and your profile page are submitted to search engines, so people (and AI assistants that search the web) can come across them. That’s great for a link-in-bio page or a list you want to grow an audience for.
Either way, don’t put anything on a list you wouldn’t want a stranger to see. Your secret edit link is never shown on the public page.