What a supporter sees on your page

Open your own page in a private window and you see what everybody else sees. Top to bottom, this is what is there.

The header

Your cover image, your photo, your name and your bio. Under them, your social links. All of it is in Settings under Profile.

If you have written an announcement, it sits above everything in a coloured band. See The announcement banner.

The pay card

The part that does the work. It shows your amounts as chips, a box for a custom amount, a name field, a message box and a Pay button.

Whoever is reading picks an amount, writes what they want, and presses Pay. The card then shows them a QR code and, on a phone, a button that opens their UPI app with your details filled in. A four character code sits under the QR.

Amounts and their labels come from Settings under Payments.

The goal

If you are running one, a bar shows how far along it is, with your own words under it. See Goals.

The wall

Messages from people you have approved, newest first, with the amount beside each one. Somebody who left no name shows as anonymous.

Nothing reaches the wall on its own. You approve each one. See Approving and rejecting.

The foot of the page

A small Kulhad mark, which Premium can hide, and a report link. The report link is there on every page, including yours, and goes to Kulhad rather than to you.

Checking it on a phone

Most people will read your page on a phone. Open it on yours before you share it. A bio that reads well on a laptop can run to eight lines on a phone.