You have the link. It just never gets there in time.

Link in bio, saved in your notes, pinned in a comment. And still nobody finds it.

HyperDM sends the right one the moment they ask for it.

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A woman in an orange blazer at a desk with her phone, notebook and laptop.Example HyperDM conversation: COURSE receives a Creator course link card with a View course control.

Runs on Instagram, end to end

  • Comment → DM
  • Keyword in a DM
  • Story reply
  • Story mention
  • Tap-then-link
  • Tracked links
  • Email capture
  • Human takeover
  • Snooze
  • 24h window aware
Three example comments: alex.art says COURSE, routed to Course; ninalaurent says WAITLIST, routed to Waitlist; emma.codes asks can you send the link?, routed to Product.Example: three distinct destination links routed in the seeded demo workspace.

Too many offers, no way to route them

One link for the course. One for the waitlist. One for the thing you launched last week, and one you keep meaning to update.

Somebody comments asking for it and gets “link in bio”, which is now three taps and a scroll away.

Most people never make the three taps.

Point each word at its own link once, and the routing stops being your problem.

You can carry up to three tracked links in a single automated reply.

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ONE WORD, ONE LINK

How to send the right thing without having to think about it

Map the words to the links.

  1. Word → linkCOURSE Creator courseWAITLIST Waitlist pageSHOP Product page

    Step 1: Name the word

    “COURSE” goes one place. “WAITLIST” goes another.

  2. Wherever they say itComment COURSEDM COURSEStory reply COURSE

    Step 2: They say it

    In a comment, in a DM, or replying to your story.

  3. The matching linkHere’s the course — start whenever you like.View courseTracked link

    Step 3: The right link lands

    Tracked, so you know who opened it and who didn't.

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WHAT CHANGES

What changes when the link stops being a scavenger hunt

Fewer taps. More opens.

  • Example DM containing a tracked Creator course link card, example.com domain, View course control and link sent label.

    Everyone gets the right link

    Not the one you were closest to remembering.

  • Example course link performance: 96 triggered, 24 clicked, 25 percent click-through, calculated from seeded demo records.

    You can see who opened it

    Every link is tracked back to the person and the automation.

  • Example: one and only one follow-up nudge for a course link that has not been opened; labelled 1 nudge · not opened.

    One nudge if it goes unopened

    One. Not a sequence that wears people down.

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Here is what somebody sees between asking for the link and opening it

  • CommentCOURSE
    Example

    Here’s the course — start whenever you like.

    View course
  • CommentWAITLIST
    Example

    You’re on the list. Here’s the page.

    Join waitlist
  • Keyword in a DMGUIDE
    Example

    The guide, as promised.

    Open guide
  • Fresh commenterReply and I’ll send it over
    Example

    Here’s the link, now the window is open.

    Tap, then link
  • One reply, three linksMENU
    Example

    The course, the waitlist and the shop.

    Up to three links
  • Not openedOne nudge, six hours later
    Example

    Did you get a chance to open this?

    One nudge only
A woman with braided hair by a window smiling at her phone, with an iced coffee beside her.

Send the right link, to the right person, at the right moment

Map your words to your links once, and stop typing the same URL into DMs all day.

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  • Up to three tracked links per reply
  • Product and checkout links
  • One nudge if nobody clicks

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