Creator website examples that keep the latest piece in front.
Rio, Sora, and a film page from Julian. Different work, same rule: the thing you just made is the page. The other apps are links.
These are fictional demos shipped with SayHi, labeled as such. They are not customer stories.
Creator — built for the in-app tap
Short films about ordinary nights, then the places Rio posts. A creator page that opens on a list of networks has already lost the plot.
Why this works.
The work is visible at phone width.
Social links do not become the layout.
A stranger can tell what Rio makes in one sentence.
Creator · Text, YouTube, Socials
Rio Hale
Short films about ordinary nights
I walk around with a small camera and wait for the steam, the bus lights, the joke someone almost told. Weekly pieces from Los Angeles kitchens and sidewalks.
Not a vlog. Not a brand. A stack of three-minute films about the part of the day after the work lights go off and before anyone has decided to go home.
Sora’s page is songs, then the room they belong in. Creators with a release should steal that order even if they never play a venue.
Why this works.
The newest work is not a button labeled Listen.
The other platforms are present and secondary.
The page still makes sense if you do not have the app open.
Musician · Text, Spotify, Link
Sora Nakamura
Songs for rooms that still have the lights on
Guitar, voice, and a four-track that has heard every version of Late Light. Osaka-born, currently writing in rented kitchens between tours that are still small enough to pack in a car.
Oct 3 — Room 8, Osaka. Oct 18 — a bookshop in Kyoto that still lets you play after closing. Nov 2 — a kitchen show in Shimokitazawa, twelve people if we are lucky.
Is this a link-in-bio gallery? The link-in-bio examples are the narrower cut. This page includes pages that could also live in a bio, plus ones that are simply personal sites.