Work with DIYvinci · Co-Creator
Make something real without building the whole business around it.
You choose a creative brief that interests you, make your contribution, and earn a share when the finished product sells.
DIYvinci handles the storefront, marketing, customer experience, and the rest of the business side. You get to focus on the part you actually wanted to do.
One part. One project. Not a whole new job.
A piece of something bigger
We need
One focused creative contribution
You bring
Your skill, ideas, and point of view
DIYvinci
Builds, sells, supports, and markets the finished product
Choose only if it fits
A product can begin with…
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One finished DIYvinci product
So… what’s a Co-Creator?
You make one part of something bigger.
A Co-Creator contributes their skills, ideas, or creative work to a DIYvinci product or project.
That might mean illustration, writing, design, photography, crafting, templates, activities, audio, or something we haven’t thought of yet.
You don’t need your own business. You don’t need to be an influencer. And you don’t have to pitch us an entire product from scratch.
“Here’s an interesting thing we’re making. Want to make this part?”
How it works
Pick a brief. Make your part. We handle the rest.
Each opportunity explains what we need, what you’d be creating, any important dates, and how compensation works before you decide to take it on.
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Join the Hub
The Co-Creator Hub lives inside the DIYvinci community and is free to join.
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Browse briefs
See what we’re making and choose the opportunity that actually sounds interesting to you.
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Make your part
Create independently or collaborate where the brief calls for it, with enough direction to know what we need.
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Submit it
Send your piece through the Co-Creator dashboard. We may ask for reasonable revisions if needed.
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Earn when it sells
For profit-share briefs, you earn from sales of the product your work helped create.
Why profit share?
If something you helped make keeps selling, your contribution should keep mattering.
Instead of every project automatically ending with a one-time payment, some Co-Creator opportunities let you share in what the finished product earns.
The exact percentage, terms, compensation structure, and ownership arrangement will always be explained in the brief before you decide to participate.
How the value keeps moving
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Your work becomes part of a real product.
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DIYvinci handles the business around it.
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For profit-share briefs, sales keep earning for contributors.
Nothing is assumed. The brief explains the arrangement before you say yes.
What you won’t have to do
Making the thing is enough.
You don’t have to take on all the jobs that usually come bundled with selling creative work.
Keep the creative part. Leave the rest on our side of the table.
There’s more than one useful creative skill.
The combination is what makes the finished thing interesting.
Who this is for
You don’t have to turn every creative skill into a business.
You might love contributing to a real project while having absolutely no interest in becoming a founder, managing clients, or building a whole shop around what you make.
You like having a starting point. A brief gives you somewhere to begin without dictating every creative choice.
You have a specific creative skill. Illustration, writing, design, crafting, audio, photography, or something harder to label.
You want to participate one project at a time. Choose opportunities that fit your interest and capacity.
You like seeing your work become part of something bigger. Without having to run every other part yourself.
Ready to see what we’re making?
Browse the briefs and see if something sparks an idea.
You don’t have to commit to every project. Join the Hub, look around, and pick something when it actually feels like a fit.
Make your piece. Let DIYvinci take care of the rest.
Before you join
- The Hub is free to enter.
- Browsing never commits you to a brief.
- Compensation and ownership terms are shown before you participate.
- You choose projects around your interest and capacity.