Why HOKORA
HOKORA is a free link-in-bio page builder for everything you’re into: one address, hokora.page/yourname, and a page that takes your shape — a gamer’s ranks, a musician’s tracks, a lifter’s records. It’s made by Studio Baoul, an independent studio in Bayonne, France, around a few promises: your page stays yours, readable, fast, and never a score.
A place devoted to what you love.
A hokora is a small shrine, kept for what matters to someone. Yours is one page.
Everything you love goes on it: the games you play, the song on repeat, your best lifts, the work you want to show.
HOKORA doesn’t hand you a form to fill in. It gives you a place, and the page takes your shape. Look at the logo: the h is a small shrine, with its sun inside.
One page. Everything you are.
What we promise
- Your page stays yours. Export it as a file whenever you want, on every plan. Delete your account and it’s gone — the images first, then everything else. What we keep, and for how long.
- Readable for everyone. Pick any colour: the text is adjusted just enough to keep WCAG AA contrast, and the studio tells you when it does.
- Fast by default. A public page ships no script unless you choose an effect that needs one, so it opens quickly even on a weak connection.
- Motion you can stop. Every effect that moves has a pause button, and pages hold still for visitors who ask their device for less motion.
- No score. Your numbers are private, approximate and short-lived: 7 days, 90 on a paid plan. No public counter, no leaderboard. How we count.
- No ads, no trackers. The only cookies keep you signed in. HOKORA is paid for by optional plans, and what’s free stays free. See the plans.
Who makes HOKORA
HOKORA is designed and built by Studio Baoul, the trade name of Baptiste Bourut EI, a sole trader based in Bayonne, France.
- Publisher
- Baptiste Bourut EI
- Trade name
- Studio Baoul
- Based in
- Bayonne (64), France
- Contact
- [email protected]
- Everything else
- Legal notice
Where to next
- Frequently asked questions — short answers, from pricing to privacy.
- Guides — a page in five minutes, a gamer page, moving from Bento.
- Pricing — what’s free, and what the plans add.