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Your profile

Your profile lives at app.openpartner.dev/creators/<handle> and is public — open to brands and the open web. Two places it shows up:

  1. The public profile page brands click into when reviewing your applications
  2. The Discover creators directory brands search to find you proactively

Skeletal profiles (just a name + email) don’t show up in proactive search. The fuller your profile, the more inbound interest you’ll get.

Edit at Settings → Profile.

Basics

Display name

What brands see at the top of your card. Your real name or your brand name; whatever you go by.

Handle

Your @ on the Network. Lowercase, letters/numbers/hyphens, 2–40 chars. Used as:

  • The default slug for your share links (/r/<handle>)
  • The URL of your public profile (/creators/<handle>)

Editing the handle changes your public URL — old /creators/<old-handle> 404s.

Avatar

Click Upload under the avatar circle to attach an image (PNG, JPEG, or WebP, up to 2 MB). Square images render best — non-square gets center-cropped to fit the circular frame.

Replacing the avatar overwrites the previous one immediately. There’s no “approve before it goes live” step — what you upload is what brands see on the next page load.

Bio

1–3 sentences. What you make, who you make it for, why brands should care. Skim test: read it in 5 seconds — does the brand know if you’re a fit?

Audience

Brands filter the discovery directory by these. Empty audience fields → you don’t show up in filtered searches.

Categories

Multi-select chip picker — pick the niches you create in. Examples: tech, finance, fitness, gaming, lifestyle. Brands filter by category union (creator must have all selected).

Pick the categories that genuinely describe your output. Spamming all 22 categories looks like noise and doesn’t actually help — brands looking for “fitness” want a fitness creator, not a fitness-and-everything-else creator.

Audience locations

Top 5 countries your audience comes from, as ISO-3166 alpha-2 codes (US, CA, GB, AU, IN). Comma-separated.

Self-reported in v1. When we ship platform OAuth integration, this will pull verified data from your TikTok / Instagram / YouTube analytics.

Audience age range

Single bucket: 13-17 / 18-24 / 25-34 / 35-44 / 45-54 / 55+. Pick the dominant one. Same note on verified data coming later.

Portfolio

Up to 6 URLs to your best content. Posts, videos, case studies — whatever shows your style and audience response. Brands skim these to decide if your output matches what they want attached to their brand.

Past brand collaborations

Comma-separated list of brand names you’ve worked with. Free text; no need to be exhaustive or include links. Examples: Notion, Linear, MongoDB.

This is the trust signal. Brands looking at a creator with 5 past collaborations they recognize will weight that higher than 50K followers from a creator with no past work.

Platforms

Every platform you publish on: handle + self-reported follower count.

Supported:

  • TikTok, Instagram, YouTube — the big three
  • X / Twitter, LinkedIn — text-and-link surfaces
  • Substack, Twitch, Podcast — long-form / niche audiences
  • Website — your home base / personal site

Each row PUTs separately, so you can fill them in one at a time. Adding a platform without a handle does nothing; we require both. Follower count is optional — leave blank if you don’t want to share that publicly.

The profile page sums your follower counts across platforms into a total reach number, which is what the brand-side directory’s “min followers” filter uses.

When OAuth integration ships (planned), connecting your TikTok/Instagram/YouTube account will auto-pull your verified follower count and engagement rate, marking the row as verified. Until then, all numbers are self-reported and brands know that.

Performance stats (automatic)

You don’t fill these in — we compute them nightly from your actual partnership data:

  • 90-day clicks — total click count across every brand you partner with
  • 90-day conversions — actual conversions attributed to you
  • 90-day revenue driven — sum of attributed GMV
  • 90-day commission earned — what you’ve made (across all statuses)
  • Top categories — derived from your converting offerings

These show on the brand-side discovery directory. They’re the unique angle versus other creator marketplaces — competitors only have follower counts; we have follower counts and real conversion data.

If your stats show as — it just means we haven’t aggregated you yet (new account, no partnerships, or aggregation hasn’t run since you got your first click).

What brands see vs what’s private

Public on /creators/<handle>:

  • Display name, handle, avatar, bio
  • Categories, audience locations, audience age range
  • Sample links, past brands
  • Platforms (handles + follower counts)

Private (only you and openpartner support see):

  • Email
  • Past sign-in dates
  • Internal IDs

The performance stats (revenue, clicks) appear on your public profile and the brand-side directory.