Add your public Delphi link to the profiles, messages, and personal pages you use regularly.

Find your links

  1. Go to Settings.

  2. Select Share.

  3. Choose a destination to see instructions and copy your Delphi link.

Before sharing, go to Settings → Visibility and confirm that your Delphi is public if you want anyone with the link to start a conversation.

Places to share your Delphi

Email signature

Add your Delphi link below your name, title, and contact information. This gives everyone you email an easy way to learn more or ask common questions.

Example: Have a question? Talk to my Delphi: [your link]

LinkedIn profile

Add the link to your contact information, featured section, or profile introduction. It can help visitors explore your expertise before sending a message or booking time with you.

Instagram bio

Add your Delphi as a profile link. Pair it with a short description that tells people what they can ask about.

Example: Questions about [your topic]? Talk to my Delphi ↓

X (Twitter) bio

Add your Delphi link to your profile website field or bio. You can also share it in a pinned post so new followers know what they can use it for.

Linktree

Add your Delphi as a new Linktree link. Give it a clear title based on the outcome for visitors, such as Ask me a question, Explore my work, or Talk to my Delphi.

YouTube channel

Add the link to your channel’s About section. You can also include it in video descriptions or a pinned comment when your Delphi can help viewers explore the topic further.

Calendar event descriptions

Add the link to your booking page or event description. People can talk to your Delphi before a meeting to learn about your work, prepare questions, or decide whether the conversation is a good fit.

Example: Before we meet, talk to my Delphi to learn more about my work: [your link]

Slack profile

Add your Delphi link to your Slack profile so coworkers and community members can find it when they view your profile. Use the website field or include the link in your profile description.

iPhone contact card

Add your Delphi link to your personal contact card as a website. When you share your contact details, the recipient will also have a direct way to talk to your Delphi.

GitHub profile

Add the link to your GitHub bio or profile website field. This is useful if people discover your work through repositories, issues, or open-source contributions.

Other useful placements

You can also share your Delphi anywhere people already find your work:

  • Your personal or company website

  • Newsletter footers and welcome emails

  • Substack or other author profiles

  • Podcast show notes

  • Blog posts and Medium articles

  • Event pages, speaker bios, and presentation slides

  • Direct messages when someone asks a question your Delphi can answer

  • QR codes on printed materials

Choose the right message

A link is more useful when people know why they should open it - add a short call to action that matches the context:

  • Learn more about my work

  • Ask questions before our meeting

  • Explore my approach to [topic]

  • Get answers to common questions

  • Continue the conversation

A specific invitation helps people understand what your Delphi knows and what they can ask.

Starter messages and prompts

A starter message or prompt is the first question people see when they open your Delphi link. It helps visitors know what to ask and gets them into the right conversation faster.

Why add a starter message?

  • Reduce "What should I ask?" friction

  • Set expectations about what your Delphi can help with

  • Guide people toward the most useful or common questions

Examples you can copy

Pick one that matches your goal, then customize the bracketed parts.

  • For an expert / creator: What would you like to learn about my work in [topic]?

  • For FAQs: Ask me anything about [product/company] — pricing, setup, troubleshooting, or use cases.

  • For a specific outcome: Tell me what you're trying to do, and I’ll recommend the best next step.

  • For leads: What are you evaluating, and what’s your timeline?

  • For hiring: What would you like to know about my experience in [role/area]?

How to set one up

  1. Go to Settings.

  2. Select Share.

  3. Under your public link options, add a Starter message (or Starter question), then Save.

Keep it short (1–2 sentences). If you want a very specific behavior, include context like who you are and what you can help with.

Keep your link up to date

Your public Delphi URL is based on your handle. If you change your handle, your URL changes immediately and the previous link will no longer work.