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# What is Linkary
Linkary is an identity, attribution and monetization platform for digital communities.\
Creators often spread their identity across social profiles, wallets, NFT collections, project pages and campaign tools. Founders face the opposite problem: they can reach many creators, but it is difficult to connect activity with measurable outcomes and maintain a reusable record of relationships and performance.
Linkary brings those surfaces together.
## The Linkary model
| Creators and members | Founders and projects |
| ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------- |
| Present identity and work | Discover relevant profiles |
| Showcase projects and NFTs | Understand campaign activity |
| Share one public destination | Track measurable signals |
| Build a portable record | Maintain reusable attribution |
| Monetize eligible profile inventory | Bid for profile placements |
## More than a link page
A traditional bio page primarily routes visitors elsewhere. Linkary is designed to add context around the person or project behind those links: what they participate in, what they own or showcase, what campaigns they contribute to, and how their public profile performs.
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