Before the first encounter.

AVYOR is a mobile platform where Creators and brands work together. Discover profiles, launch campaigns and follow your projects in one place.

For Creators who want to show their work and find collaborations, and for brands looking for profiles for their content campaigns. You choose your role when you sign up.

Creating an account, publishing your profile, browsing campaigns and discovering profiles are not paid features. Money only changes hands for collaborations: the brand funds the project, and the Creator is paid once the deliverable is approved. Amounts and applicable fees are shown in the app before you commit to anything.

A four-step assistant guides you: details (cover image, title, category, description, goal), budget (total envelope and amount per Creator, as a fixed fee, a commission or a mix), targeting (platforms, audience, deadline), then a review of the full brief before you publish.

From the Campaigns tab, filter by your niches and platforms, read the brief and the terms, then send your application. Its status then moves in front of you: pending, under review, shortlisted, accepted, declined or completed.

Not from the app for now: an application that has been sent cannot be withdrawn. If you no longer want to take it further, say so to the brand in the conversation; they can close the application on their side.

AVYOR compares what a profile says with what a campaign asks for, then shows the reasons behind the match: niche specialism, presence on the targeted platforms, engagement rate, location and language, trust score, recent activity. The brand reads those reasons and remains free to choose.

A brand contacts you, or you apply to a campaign. You agree on the amount in the conversation, and either side can make a counter-offer. Once the offer is accepted the brand pays: the money is held by AVYOR until the brand approves the deliverable.

The transfer starts when the brand approves the deliverable, never before. The amount then moves to your Stripe balance, and on to your bank account according to that account’s payout schedule. The payout screen separates those stages for each collaboration. No timeframe is guaranteed by AVYOR: it depends on the payment provider.

Yes. Guided templates cover seven families of formats — product hook, testimonial, lifestyle, unboxing, tutorial, before/after, storytelling — each with its own steps, duration and difficulty level. The studio supports you through recording, choosing the cover and reviewing before you publish.

The security settings let you change your password with a strength indicator, update your email address with verification, and review the sessions you are signed in on. Authentication and sensitive changes go through Supabase.

Reporting and blocking are available straight from a video, a conversation or a profile. A reason is asked for: spam, fake account, harassment, violence, unsolicited sexual content, fraud, copyright infringement, or something else. The team reviews every report.

Go to Settings, then Security, and choose to delete your account. The action is irreversible and asks for an explicit written confirmation. Finish any ongoing collaborations first: some records tied to a payment have to be kept for legal reasons.

AVYOR is a mobile app planned for iOS and Android. The public launch is being prepared: the official App Store and Google Play links will appear on the download page as soon as they exist. No installation file is distributed outside those two stores.

Write to the official contact address shown on the Contact page, saying whether you are a Creator or represent a brand. Never send passwords or full bank details.

The screenshots show AVYOR screens filled with demonstration data. Profiles, brands, amounts and statistics illustrate the journeys; they are not testimonials or client results.