The register · one page per person

Claim your page.
It’s yours to write.

A hashtag.name page is one page for one real person: claimed by you, verified as you, and written in your words. Sign up with your email and your first 30 days are free.

Claim your pageFree for 30 daysTakes a few minutes
Claim your listing

Three steps, live the same day.

Free for your first 30 days — all it takes to start is your email.

Claim your page

  1. Sign up with your email

    That’s the whole ask up front. Your first 30 days are free.

  2. Verify it’s you

    Prove a site or profile you control is yours. That earns the stamp — the mark that separates a real entry from a lookalike.

  3. Write your page

    Your bio, your links, your words. It goes live the same day, and it stays yours.

What you get

One page, kept like a record.

Nothing here is scraped or bulk-generated. A page exists because its person claimed it.

a.

Your own address

A page of your own at hashtag.name — one page, one person, no feed and no noise around it.

b.

The verified mark

Point us at your site or a profile you control and prove it’s yours. The red stamp on your page means it’s really you — not a scrape, not a lookalike.

c.

Your words, your links

You write the bio. You choose what it links to. Nothing is generated for you and nothing is added without you.

d.

A page machines can cite

Clean, fast, structured — the kind of page search engines and AI assistants can read and point people to when they ask about you.

Claim your page

The register

The first entries.

Kept by hand, entry by entry, in order of registration.