What is Mezaic?
One calm page for everything you do (your bio, links, résumé, writing and projects) on your own address.
Mezaic turns your experience, links, writing and projects into a fast, good-looking personal website. You fill in structured sections in a small admin area (the portal); Mezaic renders the public site, keeps it fast, adds search-engine markup and handles domains, email and backups for you.
Your site lives at you.mezaic.me from the first minute and can move to your own domain whenever you like.
What you can put on your page
| Tool | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Profile & bio | Name, headline, photo, location, pronouns, social accounts, contact button. |
| Links | A link-in-bio hub with groups, featured cards, thumbnails, scheduling and click stats. |
| Spotlights | Up to six prominent cards under your header for the things you most want seen. |
| Blog | Long-form writing in Markdown with code highlighting, images, embeds, scheduling and RSS. |
| Updates | Short posts (up to 300 characters) with an optional image and button. |
| Journeys | A public timeline for one long-running goal. “Building my startup”, “Running a marathon”. |
| Subscribers | An email list with double opt-in and topics readers choose themselves. |
| Résumé content | Work experience, education, products, open-source projects, skills, talks, recognition, companies and testimonials. |
| Contact form & inbox | Visitors write to you from your site; your address stays private. |
You do not have to use all of it. Pick the tools you need and the portal hides the rest.
How it fits together
- The portal is where you edit. It is at
/appon mezaic.co and works on phones too. - Your public site is rendered by Mezaic from what you save. There is nothing to deploy and no cache to clear; changes are live as soon as you save.
- Tabs on your site (Blog, Links, About, Work, Journeys, Updates) appear only when they have content. You choose their order under Settings → Profile sections.
- Plans decide limits such as how many links or posts you can have and which tools are included. Everything you enter stays yours; you can export it at any time.
Who Mezaic is for
- People leaving Linktree who want a link page that is also a real website. See Switching from Linktree.
- Writers leaving Medium who want to own their audience and their URL. See Switching from Medium.
- Anyone who kept an About.me or LinkedIn-style profile and wants something they control. See Switching from About.me.