Link previews

What a shared link looks like

Paste a Crimsonlead link into a chat, a text or a post and the app builds a card from the tags the page sends. These cards are drawn from those same tags.

This page sits behind the password. Anyone who opens the link without it gets the sign-in page at the same address, and it sends this same preview.

In a chat, like Slack or Teams

https://crimsonlead.com/quickbooks

Crimsonlead

QuickBooks users: the organizations whose records name their books

US companies and nonprofits whose filings, audits, tax returns or job ads say they keep their books in QuickBooks.

In a text, like Messages or WhatsApp

QuickBooks users: the organizations whose records name their books

crimsonlead.com

In a post, like LinkedIn or X

QuickBooks users: the organizations whose records name their books

crimsonlead.com

The tags this link sends

og:title
QuickBooks users: the organizations whose records name their books
og:description
US companies and nonprofits whose filings, audits, tax returns or job ads say they keep their books in QuickBooks.
og:url
https://crimsonlead.com/quickbooks
og:image
https://crimsonlead.com/og-v3.jpg
og:image size
1200 × 630, image/jpeg
og:site_name
Crimsonlead
twitter:card
summary_large_image

If a card still looks old

Apps keep a preview for a while after they first fetch it. These refetch this link:

The image

1200 × 630 pixels, the 1.91:1 shape every platform shows without cropping. Every link shares it.

The Crimsonlead logo and headline beside a globe turned to the United States, with red threads joining public records to the companies that pay for them.