whomi — Links say “trust me.”
Live stats say “watch me.”
whomi streams your real-time GitHub, Stack Overflow & LeetCode activity onto one bio — proof-of-work no static link page can show. Plus a qualified inbox that turns visitors into offers.
$ curl whomi.bio/kai --format=devbio> @kai · Senior Engineer · Berlin> github.com/kai · 14.2k followers> stackoverflow_rep: 102,847> leetcode: 1,420 solved · top 3%> available_for_freelance: true█
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Most chat widgets bury you in spam. Ours flips the dynamic — the visitor does the work before your inbox even hears about it.
Before anyone can message you, they pick why they're here: Hire me · Freelance gig · Collab · Just saying hi. No anonymous drive-by DMs.
“Hire me” doesn't open a chat box — it opens a structured form: scope, budget, timeline. You read a qualified brief, not “quick call?”.
Keyword + URL-flood spam filters, per-visitor rate limits, and intent labels on every thread. Your inbox is opportunities — nothing else.
Up in two minutes.
whomi.bio/yourname is yours — free, instantly, no credit card.
Link GitHub, LeetCode, Stack Overflow and npm. Your live stats pull in automatically — the bio updates itself.
Twitter bio, LinkedIn, GitHub README, email signature. One developer profile page — everything you've built.
Linktree was built for influencers. Not you.
Every other link-in-bio was built for influencers, lifestyle creators, or generic professionals. whomi.bio is the one built for the people who actually ship — engineers, designers, OSS maintainers.
vs.Linktree// Pastel gradients, TikTok integrations, merch links. Beautiful for creators — but it never proves you can ship code. A CTO scans your page for 8 seconds and bounces.
// about.me gives you a tagline and a contact form. whomi.bio pulls your live GitHub, packages, contributions, and posts — so the page proves the claim without you typing it.
vs.Bento// Bento ships gorgeous tiled blocks but every integration is read-only embed-only. whomi.bio runs live API pulls + a real-time inbox + case-study pages + a project intake form.
Real engineers. Real proof.
Pick a vibe.
Switch in one click.
Three opinionated themes — all designed for engineers. Or override the accent color to make it yours.
Senior engineer · OSS maintainer · available for freelance.
Receipts. Pipeline. Network.
A link-in-bio that pulls weight. Live proof from 5 platforms, a qualified intake pipeline, peer endorsements, and a directory you actually want to be on.
Live GitHub
Repos, stars, followers, top languages — refreshed every 10 min. No screenshots, no 'trust me bro.'
Stack Overflow rep
Reputation, badges, top answers. The work, surfaced.
LeetCode stats
Solved counts, ranking, contest rating. Filter signal from noise.
npm packages
Most-recent published packages with weekly download counts. Open-source receipts.
Latest posts
Plug in any RSS feed — Dev.to, Medium, Hashnode, Substack — your latest 3 posts auto-update.
Project case studies
Each project gets a full page with problem → outcome → stack. Per-project OG cards for Twitter / LinkedIn unfurls.
Contribution heatmap
GitHub commits + LeetCode solves + Stack Overflow answers in ONE 53×7 grid. Anti-Linktree differentiator.
Verified endorsements
Share a private link with past collaborators — they vouch, you moderate. Spam-proof, not 'endorse me back' theatre.
Smart intake form
'Hire me' opens a structured brief — scope, budget, timeline — that lands in your inbox already qualified.
Real-time inbox
Visitors pick an intent (hire / gig / collab / hi) before they type. You triage in seconds.
Opportunities counter
Track what matters: leads + gigs this month, not vanity clicks.
Auto OG cards
Beautiful 1200×630 share cards for every bio + every project — Twitter & LinkedIn unfurls pop.
GitHub README badge
One SVG snippet for your top-pinned repo's README. Drives recruiters from GitHub → your bio.
Share & Grow hub
One modal: profile URL + QR code + README snippet + case-study sharing + email signature HTML.
Open-to-work signal
One toggle puts a pulsing badge on your bio + bumps you up in /discover.
/discover directory
Filter by stack, location, availability. The recruiters with budget already browse this.
Resume PDF download
Auto-generated PDF from your structured resume sections — or upload your own override.
Markdown bio + themes
Live preview editor. Terminal, Minimal Dark, Code Editor. Pick a vibe.
Free forever core
Your bio, 2 links, 2 live widgets + full resume — free. Pro ($7/mo) unlocks the inbox, all widgets, case studies + analytics.
Linktree, about.me, Bento show links.
whomi.bio closes deals.
Every other link-in-bio dead-ends at a click. whomi.bio visitors pick an intent — hire · gig · collab — and "hire" opens a structured project brief (scope · budget · timeline) instead of a free-text DM. You see qualified leads in your dashboard, label them, reply, close. Offline? It hits your email. The bio works while you sleep.
opportunities this month, not just clicks
Questions people ask about whomi
What is whomi?
whomi is a free link-in-bio tool built for developers, freelancers and tech professionals. Instead of a static list of links, your whomi page shows live proof of your work: real commits, real answers, real packages — updated automatically.
Is whomi free?
Yes. The free plan gives you a full bio page with two links and two live widgets, forever. Pro costs $7 per month and unlocks unlimited links, all five widgets, the visitor inbox and advanced analytics. The Founder plan is a one-time $99 for lifetime Pro — limited to the first 200 people.
How is whomi different from Linktree or Bento?
Those tools show links you typed in. whomi streams your real activity from GitHub, Stack Overflow and LeetCode, so visitors can see you actually ship — not just read claims. It also gives you a qualified inbox instead of an open DM box.
What are live widgets?
Small blocks on your bio that pull real-time data: your latest GitHub repos and followers, Stack Overflow reputation, LeetCode solved counts, npm package downloads, and posts from any RSS feed. They refresh on their own — you never update them by hand.
What is the qualified inbox?
Before anyone can message you on whomi, they pick why they are here — hire, freelance gig, collab, or just saying hi. Paid-work requests arrive as a structured brief with scope, budget and timeline. Spam is filtered before it ever reaches you.
Can recruiters and clients find me on whomi?
Yes. Every public whomi bio can appear in the Discover directory, searchable by skills and availability. Turn on the open-to-work badge and qualified offers land straight in your inbox.
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