Digital profile

Your work, not justyour phone number.

A profile that carries your portfolio, your documents, your video and every way to reach you, at one link you will never have to change.

Share it as a link, a QR code or a card you tap. The profile is the part that does the work.

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Image gallery, PDFs and video on the profile
A form so visitors can send their details back
Stats on opens, links used and cities
More than one profile, so work and personal stay apart
Free to start. No credit card.

A contact card tells someone who you are. A profile shows them what you do.

Your name and number is the least interesting thing about you. Put the work on the same page.

A gallery of your work

Add images straight to your profile. Shots of a project, a finished interior, a product line, a stage you spoke on. People scroll it right there, with nothing to download.

Documents worth reading

Attach the PDFs that actually win work. A portfolio, a rate card, a capability statement, a case study, a CV. One link replaces the email with four attachments.

Video where it belongs

Drop in a showreel, a walkthrough or a testimonial and it plays inside your profile. No detour to another site, no lost visitor.

If you work for yourself

One link that does the job of a website

Adam is an independent property and interior consultant. He puts six finished projects on his profile, a PDF of his services and fees, and a short walkthrough of a recent handover. That link goes in his Instagram bio, on the back of a printed card, and at the bottom of every email.

Someone meets him at an open house in Downtown Dubai. They scroll the projects, open the fee guide, watch a minute of the walkthrough, then send their own details back through the form. He has an enquiry with context, not a name on the back of a brochure.

A week later he checks the stats. Forty two opens, most from Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and the fee guide was the most opened link, so he moves it higher up the profile.

When his rates change he edits one PDF. The bio link, the printed cards and the QR code in his office window all point at the new one, and he reprints nothing.

No website to build or pay for
No reprint when anything changes
You can see what people opened

One account, two profiles

A view you can do something with

Sharing is the easy half. Knowing it landed, and getting something back, is the half that pays.

They can leave their details too

A visitor can send their own contact details back to you from your profile. The exchange goes both ways, so a good conversation does not end with you holding nothing.

See what people actually did

How many opened your profile, which links they used, whether they downloaded your contact card, and which city they were in. You learn which parts of your work land.