Pick your handle, add your links, your socials and your contact details. Then create a second profile for a different audience, and choose what each one shows.

Share your address

Every profile has a public address at myoolala.com/u/yourname. Say it out loud, print it on a card, show its QR code, or send it as a link.

Let it live in their wallet

Whoever opens your profile can add it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in one tap. Nothing to install, no account for them to create.

Included from the free plan

Your details change. They keep the right version.

Whoever opens your profile adds it to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet in one tap. Change a number or a link afterwards, and the card in their phone changes with it.

myOolala

Citizen

Sofia Reyes

@sofiarey

Origin🇮🇹 Italy

Based in🇺🇸 Los Angeles

Citizen ID#417-30582

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Apple Wallet, front. What the person you met sees when they open your card.

What it does

Built around the moment you hand someone your details.

Several profiles, one account

Work, social, events, and any other context you need. Each one carries its own bio, its own links and socials, from Instagram to your booking page, and its own public address.
A card in their wallet

Your profile becomes an Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass. It sits next to their boarding passes rather than in a bookmark folder they never open again.
You edit once, everyone sees it

Change a number, a photo or a link, and the pass on every holder's phone updates on its own. The link you printed six months ago still leads to the current version.
Two ways to reach the people holding your card

Every edit refreshes their card quietly, and it is simply there next time they look. A broadcast is the audible one: a short note on the back of the pass that raises a notification on their lock screen. The very first one sets the field up silently on Apple Wallet; the ones after that notify. One hundred and forty characters, once a day, so it stays an event.
Contact details stay where you put them

A phone number attached to your work profile stays on your work profile. A profile can be public, or private and shared only through its link. A private link keeps a profile out of search, it does not check who opens it.

For creators and organisations

Receive support. Turn on a Donate button and your page takes card, Apple Pay and Google Pay through Stripe. How organisations use it
Show what you sell. A shop section lists your products with their price, each one opening where the sale actually happens. How freelancers use it
See what gets opened. Views per profile and taps per link, measured with Plausible, which sets no cookie. All features

5% per transaction. That's it. No hidden fees. What it covers

Example profiles

See what a profile looks like.

Three demonstration profiles, served by the same pages as everyone else's. The first two are one account at two addresses, each carrying its own links.

myoolala.com/u/aisummitA forum in Dubai, at its main address myoolala.com/u/aisummit/eventsThe same account, its events context myoolala.com/u/sofiareyA founder in Los Angeles, her social context

Who it is for

People who introduce themselves more than once a week.

Founders and operators

You pitch, you hire and you meet peers, often in the same day. Keep the investor version, the hiring version and the personal one apart, and hand over the right one without thinking about it.

Executives across borders

Your network runs across Dubai, London, Singapore and home. Keep a profile with your local number and local links for each, and let people carry the one that concerns them.

Conferences and events

Build a profile for one event, share it by QR for three days, and archive it afterwards. Everyone you met keeps a card that still works, and your main profile stays clean.

Organisations and nonprofits

A chamber, a foundation, an association: the organisation holds its own profile, and each person who represents it holds theirs. Supporters can give straight from the public page, and the whole team hands out the same card at an event. See how organisations use it.

Creators and public figures

Your audience already follows you in five places. Give them one card that carries every link, keeps working when you move platform, and sits in their wallet rather than in a bio they visit once. When something matters, one message reaches every holder on their lock screen. And the same page carries your shop and can take support, so the people who want to buy from you or fund the work have somewhere to do it.

Plans

Start free. Pay once if you want more.

One profile stays free for as long as one profile is enough. Plus opens more profiles, billed monthly or yearly, and Lifetime covers them in a single payment.

Free

Your first profile

^$0free forever

One public profile
Unlimited links
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet pass
Basic statistics
QR code and vCard sharing

Start free

No card needed.

Plus

One profile per context

^$5per monthor 49 USD per year

Ten profiles, one per context
Advanced statistics
No myOolala footer
Shop section on your profiles
Priority support

Choose Plus

Cancel any time.

Founding offer

Lifetime

Everything in Plus, in one payment

^$99one payment, offer available until December 31, 2026

Unlimited profiles
Everything in Plus
Broadcast to your pass holders

Choose Lifetime

No renewal. Access to the features included at purchase.

Full comparison on the pricing page.

Questions

Answered plainly.

What does myOolala actually do?

It holds several versions of your profile under one account. A work profile with your title and professional links, a social profile with your personal ones, an event profile for a conference. Each has its own public address, and you choose which one you hand to a given person.

How is this different from a link in bio page?

A link in bio page shows the same thing to everyone. myOolala holds several profiles, each with its own content, visibility and statistics, and each one can be carried as a wallet pass that updates on its own.

What happens when I change something?

Your public page shows the change straight away. Anyone who added your profile to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet gets the updated card on their phone, without doing anything.

Who can see my phone number and email?

Contact details are attached to a profile, not to your account. A phone number you put on the work profile stays on the work profile. A profile is either public, or private: reachable only through its private link, and kept out of search engines. A private link is not a login: anyone you give it to can open it, and can pass it on.

Does it work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. Apple Wallet and Google Wallet are both supported, and there is no application to install on either side. Your profile page itself opens in any browser.

Does the person receiving my profile need an account?

No. They open a web address, and they can add the card to their wallet in one tap. They create nothing and install nothing.

What does it cost?

Free gives you one public profile with unlimited links. Plus is 5 USD per month or 49 USD per year. Lifetime is a single payment of 99 USD, with no renewal, for the features included at purchase; it is a founding offer, available until December 31, 2026.

Do you track the people who open my profile?

No cookies and no third party trackers. Visit counts come from Plausible, which is cookieless and does not build a profile of the visitor.

Get started

Take your name while it is free.

Your handle becomes the address you say out loud for years. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing.

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The right profile for every person you meet.

Three steps, about two minutes.

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