About

Telagate is one page for everything you point people at. Your projects, your writing, your gear, your booking link — grouped into sections the way you would actually explain them, not flattened into a stack of identical buttons.

You get a page at telagate.com/p/you, a studio that edits the real page rather than a form beside a guess at one, and a link you can put in every bio field on the internet. The free plan is genuinely usable; the paid one adds the custom handle, more room, and the animated backgrounds.

How it is built

With restraint, mostly. The design is near-monochrome so that your content — and the one accent colour you might choose — is the loudest thing on the page. The animated backgrounds are a few hundred lines of hand-written canvas each, not video loops: they pause when nobody is looking at them and hold completely still for anyone who asks the browser for less motion.

The examples on the landing page are not screenshots. Each miniature is the actual page, rendered live by the same code that serves it — which keeps the marketing honest, because it cannot show anything the product cannot do.

There is no tracking beyond what running the service requires, and the pages themselves ship none at all.

Pricing, briefly

Free to start, no card. Pro is a small yearly amount that buys the handle and the finish — the numbers live on the pricing page, and cancelling from your account page takes two clicks and no email.

Who runs it

Telagate is run by Andreas Oberdammer. The legal details are on the imprint, and the terms and privacy pages say the rest in full sentences.

Get in touch

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