Badges
A small “Join … on duno” or “Follow @you on duno” button. Works anywhere you can paste HTML or Markdown, including GitHub READMEs. The member count updates on its own.
Badges & embeds
Embed duno on your site
Bring your community, your job openings and your best posts to the places people already visit — your website, blog, newsletter or README. Badges and cards are free, update themselves and link straight back to duno.
Cards
A live card for a network, a job or a post, shown in an iframe. Public networks show their latest posts; private networks only show their name, tagline and member count.
Link page
Your own page at duno.com/@you with all your links, networks and open jobs. Put it in your Instagram or TikTok bio. Create yours.
Live example
Danji Fans as an embedded card. The code looks like this:
Good to know
Where do I find the code for my network, job or post?
Network admins: open your network → Settings. Job posters: open the job page. Every snippet has a Copy button. Signed-in members also see all of theirs on this page.
Which formats are there?
HTML for websites and blogs, Markdown for GitHub, GitLab and many docs tools, and a plain link for everything else (newsletters, email signatures, bios).
What do visitors see?
Only public content — the same things a logged-out visitor sees on duno. Hidden networks, 18+ networks and closed jobs don't have badges or cards; a closed job's card simply says it's no longer available.
Can I change the colour?
Network badges use the network's colour from its settings. Cards follow the visitor's light or dark mode; add ?theme=light or ?theme=dark to the card address to fix one.