Version 1 · last updated 2026-10-13

October 2026

Your dashboard, in five places

Home, My page, Ask, Insights and Settings, in place of twelve tabs. Home opens with your page beside you, Edit page, Copy link, the last seven days of visits, link clicks, questions and subscribers, and anything waiting for you. Every earlier tab still opens at its own address, leaving a panel with unsaved changes asks first, and Settings has Download everything: your whole page and its pictures in one file, at any time, with nothing taken down.

Pages for AI influencers, labelled everywhere

A page can now belong to a fictional character made by its owner. It says "AI-generated fictional character" at the top, in its search preview, structured data, data file, Markdown record, contact card, card page, Ask page and export, and the owner cannot remove it. The creator may stay unnamed; the page still has an owner account. Character pages cannot link to paid adult sites. Explained at /ai-influencers.

A front door for AI characters

moi.me now opens with the home for AI influencers and the characters people create, with fictional example characters that open their real example pages. The page for people moved to moi.me/personal, linked from the home page and every footer, and "How it works" explains character pages.

Making a page, in four steps

Identity, Links, Style, Publish, with the real page beside you as you go (and a Preview switch on phones). Start with a photo and a name; pick accounts by their icons; choose a look from pictures of it and a centered or left layout; then publish, and the next step, confirming your email, is said plainly. Before anything is filled in, the preview shows where each part will go. Stepping back keeps everything.

Surprise me

Stuck on a name for an AI character? Roll one, with a matching address, in a mix of styles or French, Gamer, Glam or Absurd. Original combinations from word lists in the page itself: no AI, nothing sent anywhere, and no real person or brand in the lists.

A pricing page that names no price it does not have

moi.me/pricing separates the free page from paid upgrades. Free is free: no card, not a trial. Pro is listed with what it adds and says it is not on sale yet; its price will be on that page before anyone can buy it. Every limit shown is read from the same plans the code enforces. Free answers every Ask question from your page; answers phrased by a model come with Pro, and the dashboard says so instead of offering a switch that would do nothing.

Moi is live at moi.me

With a new home page, one shared frame for every public page, and example pages drawn by the same code that draws yours.

Photos, picture cards and platform icons

A photo beside your name and in link previews; links as full-width or side-by-side picture cards; every account with its own mark. Pictures are checked by their bytes, stripped of location and camera details, exported with you and erased with you.

The real page inside the editor

The editor and the dashboard show the server's own render of your page at phone or desktop width, repainted after every change. Click any part of it to edit that part.

Every change is a version, with undo

Each save says what changed, in a sentence, with an Undo. The History tab lists every arrangement your page has had; going back writes the old one as the newest version, so nothing after it is lost.

See where a change will show before you make it

Before an edit lands, the dashboard lists every place it appears, including published answers that cite it.

A suggested order from what people follow

Once people have followed your links 20 times in 30 days, the dashboard can show your page reordered by those counted follows, side by side with the current one. Nothing changes unless you take it.

Imports never overwrite what you typed

A Linktree or hoo.be import fills what is empty and adds what is missing; where it disagrees with you, you choose.

"What should people notice first?" now does something

Each answer asks for its link and puts it directly under your name.

Search previews written from your own words

A page's title and description come only from what you published, its structured data says when you last changed it, and the sitemap lists exactly the pages search engines may show.

All months: /changelog.