Knockin turns your bio into an AI business card people can chat with. Add your work, links, and content. It learns what you do and answers questions in your voice. Visitors can book time with you right away, even when you’re away. Knockin remembers who stopped by, so you know who to follow up with. This cuts down on back and forth and gives both sides more context before a call.
As a freelancer, I literally say the same 3 sentences about my background on every single intro call lol. If this actually gets people up to speed before we even hop on, that's a real win. Also smart that you added a QR code + email signature, that's usually where these tools die, nobody actually shares them
@mi_leeli Haha, that intro-call loop is exactly what we’re hoping to save people from. And totally agree, making the page is only half the job. It has to be easy to share too. Hope it saves you a few repeats on your next call!
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Turning a bio into something people can actually interact with feels much more useful than a static list of links.👀
The "remembers who stopped by" piece is underrated here - most link-in-bio tools have zero memory of a visit, so you lose the context the moment someone leaves. Being able to just ask it a question instead of hunting through a grid of links is also a genuinely better first-touch experience for the visitor. What happens if it gets asked something outside what you've fed it, does it hallucinate an answer or just say it doesn't know?
Expertise AI
As a freelancer, I literally say the same 3 sentences about my background on every single intro call lol. If this actually gets people up to speed before we even hop on, that's a real win. Also smart that you added a QR code + email signature, that's usually where these tools die, nobody actually shares them
Knockin'
@mi_leeli Haha, that intro-call loop is exactly what we’re hoping to save people from. And totally agree, making the page is only half the job. It has to be easy to share too. Hope it saves you a few repeats on your next call!
Turning a bio into something people can actually interact with feels much more useful than a static list of links.👀
Knockin'
@ill_robyn Exactly! We wanted people to learn about you without digging through a bunch of links. Glad the idea resonates.
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The "remembers who stopped by" piece is underrated here - most link-in-bio tools have zero memory of a visit, so you lose the context the moment someone leaves. Being able to just ask it a question instead of hunting through a grid of links is also a genuinely better first-touch experience for the visitor. What happens if it gets asked something outside what you've fed it, does it hallucinate an answer or just say it doesn't know?