TYVM for what you make and do
Share your work. Share what you do. Gain support. Setup takes minutes.
One simple space for everything you do.
Everyone can set up shop, from artists and makers to tutors and dog walkers.
One link for all of it
A single @ you can say out loud, put on a flyer, or share as a QR code. Everything lives behind it.
Support goes straight to you
Use the Venmo, Cash App or PayPal you already have. The money lands straight in it.
Thanks, not checkout
A page with nothing for sale is still a great page.
Scan to visit
A QR code comes built in. Print it on a flyer or a sign for your stall.
Start from a template
Babysitter, tutor, artist, musician. Pick one and change it.
Build it by hand, by asking, or both
Connect the AI assistant you already use, and with your yes it can help build your page. Ready when the app opens on November 1. It follows the same rules you do: it acts only where you, or your grown-up, said yes.
Not your typical link page.
This is a community that includes kids, so it’s built to be safe and simple, not to chase clicks.
You set it up. You stay on it.
You pick the @ and build their space with them, and you stay on it until they turn 18. They sign in once to make it theirs.
- You approve where the money goes. Nothing on their page can take money until you’ve joined, and you approve the exact payment link before it goes live.
- See it all, pause anytime. Their whole space, drafts and all, with a pause button whenever you need it.
- Under 13? Not yet. TYVM starts at 13. On their 13th birthday you can set up a space with them that is theirs from the start.
We never touch your money.
You keep all of it. When somebody supports you, they pay you directly, in the app you already use.
Paid for in the open.
No ads. Right now TYVM is funded by its founder. The plan is to be funded by the people who use it, and we want those people to help steer where it goes next.
We want you to have a vote on what we build next, so the direction comes from the community, not from whoever pays the most. We’re still working out exactly how. One thing’s certain: nobody buys a say. Not an underwriter, not an investor, not the biggest supporter.