The Studio Site
Your Studio’s first face. Made in about a minute.
Your face, your name, what you do, and whether you are taking clients, on your own Studio Site. It is the first thing a referral sees, and it is ready before your coffee is.
Free · No password · No credit card
It is the first thing a referral sees, and it is ready before your coffee is.
At app.solobase.org/start
Four short answers, then it is yours.
No template gallery and no blank page. Your Studio Site is drawn as you answer, so you see what a client will see before you keep it.
01
Who you are
Your name, what you call yourself, and where you are based, with a photo if you like. Start from your GitHub or Bluesky handle and your name and face arrive already filled in.
02
What people come to you for
Tap one: client projects, sessions by the hour, feedback on someone’s work, and a few more. It sets what your Studio Site offers and the words on its button.
03
Make it yours
Say whether you are taking work right now, pick the light it is set in, and choose the first thing a visitor can do.
04
Keep it
Choose your address, then continue with Google, GitHub, Notion or your email. There is no password to set.
What it shows
What a client needs to know, before they have to ask.
Your face and your name
Clients hire a person. Your photo and your name lead, not a logo.
What you do
One line in your own words: “Executive coach for first-time founders,” not a job title from a dropdown.
Whether you are taking work
A status such as “Taking clients for October.” When its date passes, your Studio Site goes back to a plain Open, so it never promises a month that is over.
Your city, your hour, your weather
Pick your city and your Studio Site shows your local time and today’s weather, so a client in another time zone knows when to expect a reply.
Your contact view
From the menu: a line on how you work, a QR code for the phone across the table, and Save contact.
One next step
The button on your Studio Site takes the next step itself: the work, the inquiry, the Client Hub.
Where it goes
Send the link. Your Studio Site arrives with it.
When a past client passes your name on, they paste your link, and your Studio Site shows up in the message: your face, your name, what you do, and whether you are taking clients. The picture is drawn from your Studio Site, so it is never out of date.
A share image in texts, chats and posts, made from your Studio Site
Your email signature, as plain text or HTML, written for you
A QR code for the table, from your phone to theirs
One link for your LinkedIn bio, the same everywhere
One page, every screen
The same Studio Site on a phone and a laptop.
One page on every screen: who you are, what you offer, where you are and when you are free. About and Contact are already written from what you told us, with a place for your notes.
About and Contact pages, written from your own answers, never sample copy
Your legal pages linked at the foot of the site
Change anything later, in the same studio
Your address
Start on ours. Move to yours.
Free: yourname.solobase.me
Your Studio Site at an address under your name, with a small “Made with SoloBase” at the foot of the site.
Pro: your own domain
Put your Studio Site on a domain you own and the SoloBase mark goes with the subdomain. Billing for Pro opens soon.
About the Studio Site
Do I need a photo?
No, but a Studio Site with your face does more work. Start from your GitHub or Bluesky handle and your own profile photo comes with it, or add one on the first screen.
Can I change it after I keep it?
Yes. Your words, your status, your photo and the look are all editable in your studio, and your Studio Site updates wherever you have shared it.
Is this a link-in-bio page?
No. A link-in-bio sends people somewhere else. Your Studio Site takes the next step itself: a client sends the brief, and the work moves into a private Client Hub with you.
What does it cost?
Your Studio Site is free on yourname.solobase.me. Your own domain comes with Pro.
Your next referral is about to look you up.
Make your Studio Site in about a minute. The Client Hub and the counter are there when the first client says yes.