A clickable Instagram feed, on a page of its own
Followers already know your grid. On your TapThru page they see the same posts in the same order, and every post opens its own link.
Why a grid works better than a list
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Followers recognise the picture
They just saw the post on Instagram. On your page they spot the same picture at once.
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The order they know
Posts keep their Instagram order, newest first, reels, videos and carousels included.
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Every tile leads somewhere
Only posts with a link appear on your page, so no tap is wasted.
What your page shows
- Your profile picture, name and a short description, taken from Instagram or written by you.
- Up to five header buttons for the links that always matter.
- Your grid, 30 posts at a time, with a button to load more.
- Light or dark, as each visitor's phone prefers.
www.tapthru.link/mapleandmoss
Maple & Moss
@mapleandmoss
Posts
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It keeps itself up to date
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New posts arrive by themselves
New posts are picked up about every 30 minutes, or at once with Sync now.
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Pictures are kept
Every picture is copied, so your page stays fast and never shows a broken image.
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Deleted posts are hidden
A daily check hides posts removed from Instagram, and brings back their links if they return.
Safe to connect
- Official Instagram API, with Instagram Login
- Read-only. We never post, comment or change anything.
- Disconnect any time. Your page keeps working from what it already has.
- No cookies or trackers on your public page.
Questions
Do reels and carousels work?
Yes. Reels, videos and carousels appear on your page like pictures, marked with a small icon, and each one can have its own link.
How fast do new posts appear?
TapThru checks for new posts about every 30 minutes, or right away when you press Sync now in your dashboard. A new post appears on your page as soon as it has a link.
Can I use my own domain?
Not yet. Your page lives at www.tapthru.link/ followed by the address you choose.
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Give every post its own link
Connect Instagram, add links to the posts that need one, and put your page in your bio. It takes a few minutes.