kuruhu
One link. Every impression you make.
What it does
An editorial bio link for founders, principals, and partners. A page that reads like a letterhead, not a link tree.
kuruhu is the bio link for the people who hate bio links: a quiet, editorial card that holds your work, your writing, and your way to be reached. Made for founders, partners, principals, and anyone who introduces themselves more than once a week. Two editorial layouts: a dark identity panel beside your links, or name-first and quiet. Pick an accent colour and order the blocks yourself. Your card looks like it was set by hand, because mostly it was. A portrait, a working bio, one booking link, and a short index of what actually matters. No rainbow buttons, no clutter. A page you'd be glad to hand to someone. Point a domain you own at your card, so the address is yours and notfrom kuruhu.com
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