Get started with NoTrouble

We give you one page, your profile, to hold your links, posts, and everything you want people to find. This guide walks you through setting yours up and getting it live. It only takes a few minutes, and nothing goes public until you're ready.

Creating your account

Go to the sign-up page and enter your details. Select Continue. If you already have an account, select Login instead.

Confirming your email

Before you can set up your profile, we need to check your email address. We send you a link, so open that email and select the link inside. If it doesn't arrive in a minute or two, check your spam folder, or select Resend Verification Email on the confirmation screen.

Setting up your profile

After you confirm your email, a short setup walks you through the basics. You'll:

Tell us what brings you to NoTrouble, and agree to the terms.
Add a photo and a name for your profile. We use your name to build your web address, so pick something you like. You can change it later.
Pick your colors.
Choose your layout.

Take your time here. Nothing is public yet, and you can change any of it whenever you like.

Publishing your profile

At the end of setup, select Publish to make your profile live. Not ready yet? Select Save draft and come back when you are.

Your profile is now online at your-handle.notrouble.com, ready to share with anyone.

Adding your links and content

To build out your profile, open the Designer. Open your profile and select Edit In Designer. (If you chose Save draft earlier, you're already in the Designer.) Inside, select Add section to add links, posts, galleries, and more. Your work saves as you go.

When you want to share your updates, select Publish profile (or Publish changes) in the Designer.

Changing your web address

Your handle is the your-handle part of your address. We create it from your profile name, but you can change it any time:

Open your profile Settings.
Find the Handle field and enter the one you want.

Handles can use letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores. A few words are reserved, so if one isn't available, try another.

What to do next

Add more sections and posts in the Designer to fill out your profile.
Connect your own web address. See Connect a custom domain.
Ready to get visitors? Get found after you publish walks you through sharing your link, showing up on Google, and more.