One setting / work

The person who runs the plant stand.
A business page can explain the plants, the hours and the care Morgan puts into the work. That is a useful account, shaped by why someone came there.
A front door to your digital life
Your work in one place. Your interests in another. DefinedBy brings chosen pieces together in a personal introduction—with your words and a way to say hello.
Step inside an introduction
Keep the places that work for you. You choose how they belong together.
Some, all, or none of these. There’s no required set of places to belong.
Different places bring different parts forward
A work profile, a conversation with friends, a place to share what you make. Each setting has its own habits and expectations. All can hold rich stories. None has to be your whole introduction.
One setting / work

A business page can explain the plants, the hours and the care Morgan puts into the work. That is a useful account, shaped by why someone came there.

“The stall is my work. Learning by trying is a bigger part of me—whether it’s a seed tray, a patched jacket or cooking for friends.”
Morgan chooses which parts belong together in this introduction. The business page stays useful; the introduction gives someone a broader starting point.
Fictional examples, not connected feeds or captured platform screens. These are possible settings, not fixed roles assigned to any platform.
Room for ordinary life
You don’t need to gather everything first. A little is a beginning.
Keep using it. Add an “Also me elsewhere” link for a handle or website. Choose a particular piece when you want to explain more about it.
A thought, a small project, something you’re learning. A piece can begin here, even if there is nothing elsewhere to link.
A conversation at a market. A new collaborator. Someone who asks what you’ve been up to. Give that person a useful beginning.
Why we’re building it
“You should have a say in the account of you that other people—and their assistants—read.”A note from us ↗
Your digital life, defined by you.
Try an introduction for yourself →