// CHAPTER I

Grids started as a side-project born out of a Tweet.

Goal: give every creative a "grid" to express themselves - a link-in-bio, portfolio, and personal website all in one.

> team

> @didiercatz

> @hyumankind

// CHAPTER I

Grids started as a side-project born out of a Tweet.

Goal: give every creative a grid to express themselves - a link-in-bio, portfolio, and personal website all in one.

team:

> @didiercatz

> @hyumankind

// CHAPTER I

Grids started as a side-project born out of a Tweet.

Goal: give every creative a grid to express themselves - a link-in-bio, portfolio, and personal website all in one.

team:

> @didiercatz

> @hyumankind

We built a drag-and-drop editor that let creatives shape their own unique grid with:

> images

> videos

> text

> links

// product

Our drag-and-drop builder let creatives build a unique bento grid:

> images

> videos

> text

> links

// product

Our drag-and-drop builder let creatives build a unique bento grid:

> images

> videos

> text

> links

Yiyang

This is a longer version of my bio to see what a multi-line bio would look like.
你好～我是白欣

Twitter

Instagram

Website

What I’m about

Who am I?

Reinventing myself at 29. Building a one-person online business in public.

Follow on Twitter

Take a breath

And let’s fly ☁️

// growth

We designed a simple waitlist that gave each sign up their own grid number to tweet, creating a small growth loop:

> 1,000 signups in 24h
> 5,100 total

// growth

We designed a growth loop that assigned each waitlist member a unique Grid number to share, resulting in 5,100 signups.

// growth

We designed a growth loop that assigned each waitlist member a unique Grid number to share, resulting in 5,100 signups.

After talking to 50+ designers, we learned their deeper motivation: while they wanted to showcase their work, their real goal was getting hired. Another link-in-bio tool wouldn't help them achieve this.

> We decided to pivot