Fwdpage: a calmer, privacy-first place on the web
Fwdpage brings your links, posts, media, updates and offers together in one place. No cookies, no third-party tracking, no advertising networks and no algorithms deciding what people see.
It is more than a link-in-bio page, but deliberately not another attention-driven social network. Fwdpage is built for people, projects and communities that want a clear online presence and more meaningful ways to stay connected.
Three ways to use Fwdpage
1. Your page that stays useful
Set up a simple home for your work, contact details, social links, projects, releases, appointments and offers. You can set it up once and keep using it.
Every profile has a shareable URL, such as
fwdpage.com/usernameorfpgo.to/username.Every box and media item has its own direct link with an editable URL suffix, or slug.
Share a specific post, song, image, offer or update directly, not just your whole profile.
Profiles can be managed by a team, so multiple people can maintain one shared presence.
2. A calmer community around your work
Publish posts, images, videos and updates. Follow people, bands, businesses and projects you genuinely care about. See their content in a chronological feed without rankings, artificial reach or an algorithm selecting content for you.
If you choose to add your city, you can also discover profiles and content from your local area. Following can remain private, without public follower-count pressure.
This is especially useful for musicians and bands, an area Fwdpage is already strongly built around. It also works well for studios, local service providers, craftspeople, restaurants, venues, teams, organizations and cities.
3. Your digital business card
Share your Fwdpage through a link or QR code and give people one clear place to find out who you are, what you do and where to find your work.
If you allow it, visitors can save you directly as a contact on their phone. Instead of sharing scattered links across several platforms, you share one page that stays current.
Privacy and control by default
Privacy is not an optional setting in Fwdpage. It is part of the foundation.
No cookies.
No third-party tracking.
No advertising networks.
No algorithmic feed.
Sign in securely with a magic link or passkey. No password required.
Extensive visibility controls for profiles, boxes and individual content.
Choose whether something is public, available to signed-in users, follower-only or private.
Fwdpage is for anyone who wants a simpler, more respectful place online. The goal is not to remove connection from the web. It is to make connection, discovery and self-expression possible without recreating the noise, surveillance and engagement pressure of conventional social media.
There seem to be a few different problems being solved here, but I wonder which one is actually driving repeat usage. A business card or link page might get created once and updated occasionally, while the community/feed side depends on people coming back regularly.
It could be interesting to see which action users take first after creating a page, and which one brings them back later. That might tell you where the core product value really is.
You're building something interesting with Fwdpage. the positioning on Fwdpage is really sharp. I offer live recorded review sessions, the kind of honest feedback that doesn't come from surveys. Feel free to DM me if you want to set one up if you'd like to set something up.
The product spans several jobs — personal presence, community, and digital business card. I’m curious which one people currently understand Fwdpage as first.