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One profile. Different conversations.

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TodayMet brings identity, work, contact options, booking links, projects, documents, and supporting details into one structured personal profile. Keep information public, let visitors request protected items, or share hidden material only through a private link created for a specific conversation.

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Features

  • Public, protected, and hidden profile items
  • Visitor access requests with owner approval
  • Conversation-specific private links
  • Identity, contact actions, booking links, projects, and details
  • Curated layouts, color pairs, and mobile presentation
  • Hosted documents, files, galleries, maps, Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify presentations through Presence+
  • Google sign-in
  • Owner preview, publishing controls, reordering, and access management
  • Scoped Profile API and local MCP adapter
  • Consent-gated, privacy-normalized analytics

Use Cases

  • consultant profile with protected proposals;
  • job-seeker profile with a protected resume;
  • speaker page with selectively shared press assets;
  • founder profile with different material for partners, investors, and press;
  • creator profile combining work and media.

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Independent software founder building th...

TodayMet started from a simple question: how much of a personal website do most people actually need? I wanted something between a link-in-bio and a full website — a profile that can hold your work, background and ways to reach you, while letting you decide what is public, what is shared selectively, and what stays private. The product is still an experiment, and much of what it becomes will depend on how people actually use it. If you try it, I'd especially love to hear what feels unnecessary, what's missing, and whether you'd use a profile like this instead of maintaining a personal website.

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Independent software founder building th...

TodayMet started from a simple question: how much of a personal website do most people actually need? I wanted something between a link-in-bio and a full website — a profile that can hold your work, background and ways to reach you, while letting you decide what is public, what is shared selectively, and what stays private. The product is still an experiment, and much of what it becomes will depend on how people actually use it. If you try it, I'd especially love to hear what feels unnecessary, what's missing, and whether you'd use a profile like this instead of maintaining a personal website.

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