Sign-in and permissions
The account and AI Studio addresses act as you, so the first time an AI app uses one, it sends you to a lookmybio sign-in page. You never paste a password or key into the AI app.
What you approve
Section titled “What you approve”After you sign in, lookmybio shows the app’s name and the permissions it asks for. You approve them together, or decline:
| Permission | What it lets the app do |
|---|---|
| Read your content | Read your profiles, bio page, stats, posts, Brand Kit and credit balance. |
| Create drafts | Save post and blog drafts, change your bio page, propose Brand Kit changes, open a support ticket. |
| Use credits | Generate AI images and videos in AI Studio. Paid plans. |
| Publish posts | Schedule posts to your connected social accounts. Paid plans. |
You also pick which profiles the app can reach. With more than one brand, you can give an app only one of them.
An app only sees the tools its permissions allow. An app that was not given Publish posts cannot even ask to schedule.
Every change still asks you
Section titled “Every change still asks you”Permissions say what an app may ask for. Each change, credit spend or scheduled post is still shown to you first and runs only when you say yes. See Confirmations and limits.
See and disconnect apps
Section titled “See and disconnect apps”Every app you approved is listed in lookmybio under Account, then Connected apps, with what it can do, which profiles it reaches and when it was last used.
Choose Disconnect to remove an app. It loses access right away. To connect it again, use the address in the app once more and approve it again.
How long a sign-in lasts
Section titled “How long a sign-in lasts”The app stays signed in while you keep using it. If it goes unused for 30 days, it asks you to sign in again.