Beyond your contact info.
A phone number says nothing. A YProfile says who you are, who trusts you, and how to reach you — in one link.
Nine parts. Scroll, and each one lights up on the card. Tap the ? on any part to hear it in plain words.
Amara Osei
Strategy Consultant · SaaS growth
“Move the number, not the slide deck.”
12 people signed their name
- 7 client
- 4 colleague
- 1 manager
5 of 6 checked
What we could check
61
Referred
12
YVouches
4
YIntros
386
Views
“Referred” = how many times this YProfile was shared or its QR scanned.
- Covers
- Covers: Toronto + remote across North America
- Hours
- Hours: Mon–Fri, 9am – 5pm · open now
- Replies
- Replies: Usually replies same day
- Speaks
- Speaks: English, French, Twi
- Onboarding rebuild — Activation up 31% in three weeks
- Pricing reset — Two-tier move for a 40-seat SaaS
“She rebuilt our onboarding in three weeks and stayed on the phone until activation moved.”
Where these details came from
Example page. Real pages are written and published by their owner.
Part 1 of 9
Recognition
Your picture and your name, big, right at the top.
Amara Osei
Toronto, ON
People answer faces. A name with no face is treated like a stranger, every single time.
Unknown number calling. Ignored.
Oh — that's the person Sam told me about. Answered.
You do this once: Add your photo.
Part 2 of 9
Positioning
One short line under your name saying what you do.
Strategy Consultant · SaaS growth
“Move the number, not the slide deck.”
Whoever passes you on does not have to explain you. Your line does the explaining, word for word, every time.
“She does... consulting? Something with software?”
“Strategy consultant · SaaS growth.”
You do this once: Write your one line.
Part 3 of 9
Proof, not claims
A ring that shows which parts were actually checked.
5 of 6 checked
Tap an icon to see what each one means
- Live
- Web
- Photo
- Vouch
- Phone
Anyone can type anything. This shows what was tested — and shows what wasn't, honestly.
Just words on a page. Believe them or don't.
5 of 6 checked. You can see exactly which ones.
You do this once: Confirm your email.
Part 4 of 9
Borrowed trust
Real people who signed their name next to yours, and how they know you.
12 people signed their name
- 7 client
- 4 colleague
- 1 manager
“She rebuilt our onboarding in three weeks and stayed on the phone until activation moved.”
A review is anonymous. A YVouch has a person attached to it, and that person has something to lose.
“5 stars” from someone called user_8842.
12 people signed their name — 7 clients, 4 colleagues, 1 manager.
You do this once: Ask for a YVouch.
Part 5 of 9
No friction
The boring questions, answered before anyone has to ask.
- Covers:
- Toronto + remote across North America
- Hours:
- Mon–Fri, 9am – 5pm
- Replies:
- Usually replies same day
- Speaks:
- English, French, Twi
Every unanswered question is a reason to call the next person instead of you.
“Do you even come out this far? Are you open Saturdays?”
Covers Toronto + remote · Mon–Fri 9–5 · usually replies same day.
You do this once: Add area, hours and reply speed.
Part 6 of 9
Momentum
How many times you have been passed on, vouched for, introduced and viewed.
61
Referred
4
YIntros
12
YVouches
386
Views
People follow people. Seeing that others already sent you on is its own kind of proof.
No idea whether anyone recommends this person.
Referred 61 times. 4 introductions.
You do this once: Share it once.
Part 7 of 9
Receipts
Recent work, plus the photos your details were read from.
- Onboarding rebuild — Activation up 31% in three weeks
- Pricing reset — Two-tier move for a 40-seat SaaS
Where these details came from
- Conference badge
- Business card
Specific beats impressive. “14 EV chargers this year” lands harder than “experienced professional”.
“Quality service, satisfaction guaranteed.”
Onboarding rebuild — activation up 31% in three weeks.
You do this once: Add recent work.
Part 8 of 9
Everything else
Every link you would otherwise paste separately.
- Website
- Book a call
One link to send, instead of four. Nothing gets lost on the way.
Three messages: site, then Instagram, then the booking page.
One link. Everything is on it.
You do this once: Add your links.
Part 9 of 9
Permanence
One tap saves you into their phone — photo, line and all.
Press it. This is exactly what the person you send it to sees.
A number in a message is gone by Friday. A contact with your face on it stays for years.
Number lost in a chat thread nobody scrolls back through.
You, in their contacts, with a photo, findable by name.
You do this once: Test Save to phone.
A phone number transfers digits. A YProfile transfers trust.
A phone number
“You should talk to Amara. 416-555-0148”
Who is she? Is she any good? Does she even work with people like me?
A YProfile
“You should talk to Amara.” — with her face, her line, 12 signed vouches and a Save to phone button.
Every question answered before they ask it.
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