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# Welcome to Linkary

## Identity, attribution and monetization for digital communities

Linkary gives creators, founders, projects and communities a public identity that connects their work, social presence, digital assets, campaign activity and monetization in one place.

A Linkary profile is more than a bio link. It is designed to become a portable record of what a person or project has built, promoted, owned and contributed to.

### Core surfaces

* Public profiles for creators, founders and projects
* Social and project links
* NFT showcases
* Campaign and attribution tooling
* Linkary Wallet
* Profile monetization through sponsored header placements
* Bid Marketplace for discovering and bidding on profile inventory

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Start with [What is Linkary?](broken://pages/406c41a3b12fb750581be0f1d491359ab617ec5f) or explore the [Technical Architecture](broken://pages/41715d72793421da9b5e11005849686584541db3).


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