For makers
Give your work
a home.
Get found.
A permanent page for what you build. List your projects, post short essays that link back to your own work, and share one URL that grows with everything you ship. No audience required — the work is the proof.
The shift
Your work is scattered. Give it one address.
Scattered
- A GitHub README nobody reads.
- A launch tweet, buried in a day.
- A blog on a domain you keep forgetting to renew.
- Screenshots in a DM that go nowhere.
- A portfolio site you last touched in 2022.
One home
- One URL — getsven.com/maker/you.
- Every project you list, in one place, verifiable.
- Short essays that route readers back to your own work.
- A page that grows with everything you ship.
What you get
A page. And a way to be read.
A page that’s your resume.
List what you’ve actually shipped — products, tools, side projects, anything real that runs. Each one links out to where it lives. It’s public, permanent, and unfakeable: the work is the proof, not a job title or a follower count.
Essays that pull people back.
Write short posts — a hook, a take, a paragraph. Each essay links to your own URL: a blog post, a launch, an app. Think of them as dispatches that route readers to the thing you actually want them to see.
How reach works
List. Post. Share one link.
List
Add a project you’ve shipped. One is enough to start — add more whenever.
Post
Write an essay that links to your work. One sharp sentence beats a thread.
Share
Put the URL in your bio, your README, your signature. Projects and essays all live there.
Not looking for work?
You don’t have to be for hire.
Most of this works whether or not you ever take a buyer. Your page is a home for your work. Your essays are a way to be read, and to point people at what you’ve made.
If you do want buyers to subscribe to you for work, switch on “open for hire.” We review your profile, then you’re live. It’s off by default and entirely on your terms — the page and the essays stand on their own either way.
Build your maker page.
It goes live the moment you register. List a project, write an essay, share the link.
Want buyers to hire you too? Switch on “open for hire” from your profile anytime.