How to use

What each part is for, and how to get a real job done: short, step by step. No technical detail.

Home

The first thing you see. At the top is what is waiting for you: Bells to answer, new requests, orders to ship, social posts that did not go out.

  1. What do I need to do today?Look at the yellow boxes on Home. Each opens its list; the number drops once you have done it.
  2. Starting something new quicklyOn a phone tap + at the bottom; on a computer use “New” in All shares. Star the pages you open often (top right) and they appear under Favourites at the top of the menu.
Open Home →

All shares

Everything you share in one list: short links, QR codes, Boxes, sites and menus. Narrow it with the filters, create anything with “New” at the top right. QR codes and short links also have their own menu rows.

  1. Seeing how often a link was openedClick the row. The address, QR, visits and “Statistics” open on the right.
  2. The campaign is over: pause the link for a whileTurn the row’s switch off. The link pauses; “Undo” brings it straight back.
  3. Checking where it is used before removing itOpen the row and look at “Used in”. Archiving breaks the link on those sites and menus; the warning tells you.
Open All shares →

QR codes and short links

A printed QR or a short link (tn.tc/name). Its target can change later, so printed codes never go to waste.

  1. A menu QR on the tablesNew → QR code → choose your menu as the target → colours and logo → download PNG/SVG and print.
  2. Changing the link on a posterOpen the QR → change the target → save. The printed code stays the same and goes to the new address.
  3. Only people who know may enterEdit → add a PIN and, if you like, an expiry date.
Open QR codes and short links →

Box

Your files. Organise them in folders, share with a link or QR, or ask someone else for files.

  1. Delivering photos to a clientMake a folder, drag the files in → right-click the folder → Share → send the link. Add a PIN and an expiry if you like.
  2. Collecting documents from a clientNew → Box → “Request files” → send the link. What they upload comes to you for approval.
  3. Freeing spaceSee your usage under My account → Plan and billing; delete what you do not need. Space returns when the bin period ends.
Open Box →

Chat

Message customers and your team. With your address tn.tc/c/name anyone can write to you; you decide who.

  1. Strangers may only send a requestChat → Settings → Privacy. People you do not know land in “Requests”; accept to open the chat.
  2. A group or an announcement channel for the teamChat → New → Group or Channel. In a channel only admins write.
  3. Clearing old chatsLong-press or right-click a chat → Archive. Did it by mistake? “Undo”.
Open Chat →

Bell

People pay to ask you a question or book a chat. You set the price and the reply time; no reply in time means an automatic refund.

  1. Prices like “1 question $10, 1-hour chat $80”Talk → Bell → the Bell settings tab. Give each offer a name, a price and a reply time; “Add an offer” adds up to 6. The same place turns paid requests and free message requests on or off.
  2. When a Bell arrivesYou get a notification and an email; it shows under the Bell filter in Chat. Reply in the chat before the time runs out; you are reminded halfway and in the last hour.
  3. Going on holidayBell → Bell settings → turn off “Accept Bell requests”. You can also turn off “Accept free message requests”; Chat → Settings → Paid messages has the same two switches.
Open Bell →

Sites

A one-page profile or a small business site. Simple mode with blocks, advanced mode with every design detail.

  1. A profile page live todayNew → Website → pick a template → change the text and photo → Publish.
  2. Adding your services and quote requestsAdd the “Services” block in the editor. When a visitor asks for a quote it lands in Requests.
  3. Undoing a changeOpen History in the editor, pick an older version, restore it.
Open Sites →

Social

Prepare a post once and publish or schedule it on every connected account (Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube).

  1. Connecting an accountSocial → Accounts → “Connect account” → pick the network → allow it with that network’s sign-in.
  2. The same post everywhereIn Publish add the text and image, pick the accounts, press Publish or choose a time.
  3. When one account did not take itHistory marks that account “Failed” with the reason. Passing errors are retried automatically; for the rest press “Try again”.
Open Social →

Requests

Work that comes in through your site’s “Get a quote” form. Answer each one and mark it won or lost.

  1. Sending a quoteOpen the request → write a reply or move to chat. You can open a Box for the client to upload files to.
  2. Keeping the list cleanMark finished requests “Won” or “Lost”; they move to the archive.
Open Requests →

Campaigns and creator jobs

Brands ask creators for videos; creators apply, deliver and get paid.

  1. Finding creators as a brandCampaigns → New campaign → describe what you want and your budget. Review applications and accept one.
  2. Getting work as a creatorFill in and publish My creator profile. Accept offers and deliver through Box.
  3. Approving a deliveryLook at the delivered files on the job page; approve or ask for a revision.
Open Campaigns and creator jobs →

Sales

Sell courses, digital files, bookable services, physical products and monthly memberships. Orders, appointments, customers and earnings each have their own place.

  1. Selling an online courseSales → Products → New product → Course → add lessons → price → Publish. Buyers watch it in “My purchases”.
  2. Bookable consultingNew product → Service → choose the length and your working hours. Bookings appear in Sales → Appointments.
  3. Starting a monthly membershipNew product → Subscription → monthly price and members-only content. Subscribers appear under Products → Members.
  4. Shipping and refundsIn Orders → To ship enter the carrier and tracking number. A refund request waits for you inside the order.
Open Sales →

Business and managed profiles

For agencies and businesses: open separate tn.tc accounts (managed profiles) for creators, restaurants or clients and run them all on one plan. Each has its own Chat, Bell, site, menu, products and Box.

  1. A profile for a creator with no account yetAccount menu → Business → New profile. Leave the email empty; the team runs it. Later “Hand over to its owner” links it to their email.
  2. Giving a team member only some profilesBusiness → Groups: make a branch or team group and add members. On the profile, “Manage” → choose who works in it.
  3. Working in a profile and coming backYour avatar at the top right (on a phone, the top of Account) → Managed profile → pick it. Press “Back to my account” in the strip at the top.
Open Business and managed profiles →

Add-ons

Add badges, team seats, sites, custom addresses, dynamic QR codes, storage and API requests without changing your plan. Same billing period, same invoice.

  1. One more verified badge for a profileAccount → Add-ons → raise Extra verified badge → agree and pay. Then give the badge to the profile in Business.
  2. Seeing what is leftAccount → What my plan includes: every allowance next to what is used.
Open Add-ons →

Analytics

How many visits your links, QR codes and sites get: day by day, by country and device.

  1. Which poster gets scanned more?Give each poster its own QR; compare them in Analytics.
  2. Statistics for one linkOpen its row in All shares → Statistics.
Open Analytics →

Developer

Connect your own software or AI assistant to TN.TC: API keys, webhooks and MCP.

  1. Creating links from an automationDeveloper → create an API key → choose only the permissions you need → use the example in the API docs.
  2. Hearing about each new orderDeveloper → add a webhook → pick the event; each order sends a signed request to your address.
Open Developer →