Put your match link in your dating bio
Your personal 'Match me on GWP' link turns any profile bio into a doorway. Here's the setup and why it works.
Matching · 1 min read · Aug 18, 2026
Your match link is a personal URL — gwp.chat/m/yourcode — that anyone can tap to connect with you here, from anywhere you paste it. The classic move is a dating-app bio: "let's skip the small talk — match me on GWP" converts curiosity into an actual thread.
- Go to Me (or Discover) and tap the share icon.
- Copy your link, or share the card straight to wherever your bio lives.
- When someone taps it: if they have GWP, it opens straight to a connection request to you. If they don't, they land on your invite page and can grab the app first — your request is waiting when they arrive.
Managing it
- The link is yours until you revoke it — one tap in the same share screen mints a fresh code and kills the old one everywhere it was ever pasted.
- You approve every request that comes through it. A link in a public bio never means automatic access to you.
- Requests from your link show up marked as such, so you always know which doorway someone came through.
Why bother
Because every other app's chat box is the thing this one replaces. Meeting someone on a matching app and moving the getting-to-know-you part to GWP is the intended play: their matching, our talking. Your bio is the bridge.