A link in bio for video creators
If you post on YouTube and TikTok, one page can serve both profiles. Here is how to use it, and what to look for.
One page for every profile
Put the same address in your YouTube and your TikTok profiles, and send people to one page instead of keeping two lists up to date. Change a link once and it changes everywhere.
Where links are tappable is up to each platform and can change.
Keep each platform on its own
A video on YouTube and a post on TikTok are different things, and the numbers for each mean different things. Looking at them side by side is useful. Adding them into one number is not, because the totals stop meaning anything.
Monkeys in Space shows each platform on its own, never merged into one figure.
What to look for in a bio page
Check that it stays private until you choose to publish. Check what it does with visitors' data, and whether it says so plainly. Check that nothing asks for your platform password.
We never see your TikTok or YouTube password. When you connect YouTube it is through the platform's own sign-in screen. Read-only: we can see your stats, but we can't post, edit or delete anything on your YouTube or TikTok.
How Monkeys in Space helps
One page with the links you pick, at monkeysinspace.app/yourname. It stays private until you tap Go live. We count clicks, not people. Free to start.
Connect YouTube read-only and you also get a heads-up when a post takes off, next to your own usual. Those alerts can start once we've learned your usual.