Picture an old rotary phone: you pick a number, the dial turns, and the call goes through. This link page works the same way. Visitors pick a circle, the dial spins to it, and then the link opens.
It shows your name, your links and the icons you choose. Each circle can lead anywhere: your Instagram, your website, your booking page, your podcast, your shop or your newsletter.
You do not need to know how to code. Here is the whole process.
Either one is enough. That is where you will ask for the site to be built.
The exact address of every place you want people to reach.
The hosting service where the site goes live. The AI walks you through signing in.
This is where you ask it to build your site. No coding skills required.
The guide link is already inside the prompt in the next step, so there is nothing extra to copy.
Help me build my own rotary-dial link website using this guide: https://github.com/annanoellerinke/rotary-website-guide Before you build anything, ask me for my name, my exact personal links and my design preferences. Let me decide where each circle links.
Share your links and any reference images you have. Codex or Claude Code will build you a preview. Ask for changes in everyday words ("make the name smaller", "swap this icon" or "show me how it looks on a phone") until you love the result.
Copy and paste this:
Publish this site on Vercel, guide me through every sign-in step and check that it works on a phone.
There is no fixed list.
You do not have to use any particular platforms. A circle can go to a booking page, a podcast, a portfolio, a shop, a newsletter or anything else you want to share. If you are unsure which icon to pick, just say so and it will suggest a few options.
One link page, with your name on it, that people actually want to tap.
Start a new task, paste the prompt and answer the questions.