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If your profile has a splash turned on, the first thing visitors see is the splash screen — a full-page overlay with text like “tap to enter”.

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How it works

  1. Visitor opens your link.
  2. The page loads in the background, but the splash covers it.
  3. Visitor taps anywhere — the splash fades / slides / cuts away.
  4. The real profile is revealed.
  5. Background music starts (if you’ve turned that on).
Skipping the splash isn’t possible from the visitor side — that’s the point.

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Why have a splash

  • Browsers block audio autoplay until the user taps. The splash is that tap.
  • Adds a sense of intention — feels less “drive-by” than a page that loads and just sits there.

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Why skip a splash

  • One extra tap can cost impatient visitors.
  • SEO bots ignore the splash, but they’ll still index the same content. The splash is purely cosmetic.

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Setting it up

Splash panel.