Can You Share a Feeld Profile?

Yes. A Feeld member can share a link to his own profile, which is meant for connecting with someone he already knows. Tap Settings, scroll to Share profile, tap Share, and choose how to send it from your device. The link is valid for 72 hours, and you can make a new one afterward.

Open Feeld and tap Settings. Scroll down until you see Share profile, and tap it. Then tap Share and pick how you want to send it, whether that is a text message, a chat app, or an email.

Your device shows its usual list of ways to send the link. Choose one, and it goes to the person you pick.

Feeld describes it as a way to connect with someone you already know. That is the intended use, and it is the one worth sticking to.

A typical case: you have met a woman, in person or through a friend, and she is on Feeld. Instead of both of you searching and hoping to appear, you send her the link and she opens your profile directly. It saves the step of finding each other.

The link is not a way to broadcast yourself to strangers. Posting it publicly invites people who do not fit what you want, and it hands your page to anyone who sees it.

The link works for 72 hours. After that, it stops. You can create a new one whenever you need it.

That short life is helpful. A link you sent to one person does not stay open forever, so an old message does not keep your page reachable long after you shared it. If she did not open it in time, make another and send that one.

Two settings can stop it from working.

If you have hidden your profile, it is inaccessible through direct profile links. Hide profile removes you from other members' Discover and also blocks the link route, so a hidden profile cannot be reached by sending the link. If you want someone to open it, turn Hide profile off first.

And blocked members cannot reach each other's profiles through the profile link. If you blocked someone, or she blocked you, the link will not take her to you.

How you send the link matters more than the link itself. A bare link with no context reads like spam, even from a man she knows.

Say something first. Tell her who you are and how you know each other, in a sentence. "It was good meeting you at Dan's on Saturday. I'm on Feeld, here's my profile if you want to say hello." Then give the link and leave the choice to her.

Do not send it twice. If she does not respond, take that as her answer. Chasing a woman who has not replied to a link does not make her more interested.

When you share the link, she opens your profile and sees exactly what any member would. So before you send it, look at your page as she will.

Is your first photo clear and in daylight? Does your About section say something real about you? Do your photos match who you are today? A friend or a woman you met in person is comparing your page to the version of you she remembers. If they do not match, it hurts.

If you are unsure, fix the weakest photo first. One good, clear photo of your face does more than six mediocre ones.

The link only gets her to your page. What happens next is up to you.

If she likes you, she will connect, and then you can talk. Keep that first message short and specific. Pick something from the conversation you already had, or from her page, and ask one easy question.

Then aim for a real meeting. A drink or a coffee, at a specific time, in a public place. The link was meant to skip the searching, and the date is meant to skip the long chat.

Only share your link with people you know or have a reason to trust. A link is a direct door to your page. If you hand it out widely, you lose control of who opens it.

If you ever want to pull back, hiding your profile stops the link from working, and the 72 hour limit means any link you send will expire. You can also block a person who bothers you.

You can share your own Feeld profile. Tap Settings, scroll to Share profile, tap Share, and send the link from your device. It lasts 72 hours and you can create a new one afterward. It will not work if your profile is hidden, and blocked members cannot reach each other through it. Use it for someone you already know, send it with a sentence of context, and check your page first.