For creators · tomatine.link
Your entire creator world, in one place.
Bring your videos, podcasts and social profiles together in one link your audience can remember and share. Every page is checked by a person, so people know the links are really yours.
Your audience knows one of your accounts. Show them the rest.
People find creators on one platform and never discover the podcast, the newsletter or the second channel. A Tomatine page lists every official account in one place, in the order you choose.
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Spotify
- Apple Podcasts
- Newsletter
- Website
tomatine.link/@you
How it works
- 01
Sign in with Google
No new password. We only use your name and email to run your account.
- 02
Claim your page, or create one
If we've already put together a page from your public profiles, claim it. Otherwise create yours in a couple of minutes.
- 03
We check it's really you
A person reviews every page and claim. You show us you control one of your listed accounts, for example by adding a short code to a bio. We never ask for passwords.
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Edit it, then share one link
Add your channels, a short note on each, your website and your best work. Put tomatine.link/@you everywhere you post.
Creator pages
Explore all creatorsAbhishek Vyas
Podcast · Hindi business
Host of The Founder's Dream, a Hindi business podcast on real startup founder journeys: early failures, growth and how ventures scale.
Jivraj Singh Sachar
Podcast · Startups
Host of the ISV Podcast (Indian Silicon Valley): conversations with founders and industry leaders about building companies in India.
Neeraj Bajpai
Markets · Economy
Host of The N Show, decoding India's economy, global markets and long-term investing. Former executive editor and founding member of CNBC Awaaz.
These are fictional demo creators that show what a page looks like. None of them are real people.
What you get as a creator
- One link people remember
- tomatine.link/@yourname, for every bio, slide, podcast outro and business card.
- Every account, clearly labelled
- Personal and professional accounts side by side, each with a short note, so people follow the right one.
- Your best work up front
- Feature the video, episode or post you want new people to see first. We link to the original; we never copy it.
- A page that's verifiably yours
- Pages are only editable by creators we've verified, so fans know the links are official.
- Email without the spam
- Show a contact address that's only revealed when someone asks for it, not printed for scrapers.
- No ads, no fees
- There are no ads on creator pages and nothing to pay while Tomatine is in its early version.
Is there already a page for you?
Search for your name. If you find your page, open it and choose “Is this you? Claim it”.
Questions
Who can have a Tomatine page?
Any creator, whatever the size of your audience. A person reviews every page before it goes live, and checks that the accounts on it are really yours.
Is Tomatine free?
Yes. There's nothing to pay in this early version, and we don't show ads on creator pages. If we add paid extras later, the basic page stays free.
Why is there a page about me that I didn't make?
We prepare a small number of pages from what creators publish on their own channels, so they can claim them. These pages are labelled "Unclaimed". You can claim it, ask us to correct it or ask us to remove it.
How do you verify a claim?
A person checks it. You show you control one of the accounts on the page, for example by adding a code we give you to a bio for a day, by linking to Tomatine from your website, or by messaging us from the account. We never ask for passwords.
Do you host my videos or podcasts?
No. Tomatine links to your content where it already lives. For YouTube and Spotify you can choose to let people play it on your page; nothing loads from those sites until a visitor presses play.
Can I have more than one account on the same platform?
Yes. Add as many as you run, such as a personal and a professional Instagram, and give each one a short description.
Who can see my email address?
Only people who choose to reveal it on your page, and only if you've turned it on. It isn't written into the page itself, which keeps most automated scrapers away.