Sheet2Bio highlight

I wanted to use today’s post to highlight Jason’s newest project, Sheet2Bio where you can create your own linktree-like website with just a google sheet. I’ve never really made a linktree website because it’s usually more popular with people more active on social media, like influencers who want to feature an array of items or merchandise that they’re promoting, but I was drawn to it for a different reason: the possibility of creating something that is dynamic using no-code. With google-sheet being where the data is stored, it means that when I make changes directly on the google sheet, the changes are immediately reflected on the website. This means that armed with no-code automation, I can potentially create processes where I can dynamically update a website without having to log in and enter new information, I can simply let new data populate things on the website.

To me, Sheet2Bio represents something I always imagined for myself, which is a way to create a portal that captures a 360-degree picture of all my experiments, projects, but also creative pursuits. Most importantly, I want the ability where the website can update itself with the right trigger, instead of worrying about having to update whenever something changes. For example, I can easily create automation where when the bio on my Twitter profile changes, it’s reflected on the google sheet as well and therefore my Sheet2Bio site.

Well done @jasonleow for building this cool experiment! I can’t wait to see where you can take this.

Here is my Sheet2Bio Link!

Onwards!