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Short, vanity links for all your socials. Claim a handle, get memorable links like /you/in, /you/ig, /you/git — all under one roof.

What was this?

hmu.today let you claim a unique handle and generate vanity short links for every social profile you have. Instead of sharing linkedin.com/in/john-smith-80235h2, you'd share hmu.today/john/in. Simple, memorable, consistent.

The service ran from 2023–2024 with 91 users. This is a read-only archive preserving the top 10 most active profiles. The short links below still redirect to real social profiles.

Handles

aadi 5 links · 1,456 clicks
abdulhussain 7 links · 936 clicks
harshad 4 links · 352 clicks
sabinafterdark 8 links · 307 clicks
coachrollsrohit 2 links · 96 clicks
cleaninginsuncoast 5 links · 35 clicks
dan 6 links · 34 clicks
agneyak 2 links · 30 clicks
sonia 4 links · 28 clicks
harris 2 links · 24 clicks

How it worked

What made this different from Linktree?

Instead of one landing page, hmu gave you individual vanity URLs for each social — /ig, /insta, /instagram all worked. Share specific links, not just a page of links.

How did short links work?

Each social had a canonical alias and alternatives. LinkedIn was /in or /linkedin. Instagram was /ig, /insta, or /instagram. They all resolved to your actual profile URL.

Do these links still work?

Yes. The short links in this demo still redirect to the real social profiles. Try clicking any link on a handle's page.