Freelancers using Gumroad

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proSurakarta, Indonesia

We bring ideas to life. UX/UI, Branding, and Development

$1k+: Earned

2x: Hired

5.0: Rating

7: Followers

We bring ideas to life. UX/UI, Branding, and Development

ChainGenix - Blockchain Brand Experience

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Wealth Bridge - Financial Legal Branding

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$500 earned

Gain Partners - Business Advisory Branding

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Modu - Architecture Studio Pitch Deck

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Alice Scalamandrè

proBarcelona, Spain

Mastering Workflows in Notion for Success

$5k+: Earned

2x: Hired

5.0: Rating

11: Followers

Mastering Workflows in Notion for Success

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Template creation - Personal development

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✨ You’re finally ready to start working on your personal brand… but you have no idea where to start And you need a partner in crime — because generic AI tools just don’t cut it So I built one → Personal Brand Content Strategist Agent Here is the link to the agent if you want to try it yourself: https://www.notion.com/custom-agent-templates/personal-brand-content Unlike a general AI tool, the first conversation is all about defining your personal brand thanks to a series of guided questions. Then it saves everything in a dedicated strategy page inside your workspace. From that moment on, every session starts with full context. Which means it can actually help you brainstorm ideas that fit your brand. And if you already have a content calendar in Notion… it gets even better! You can connect your database, and the agent will: ↝ read your past posts ↝ match your tone ↝ spot content gaps ↝ avoid repetition I hope you find it useful 💖

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One of the most tedious processes for me as a freelancer is onboarding new clients I don’t want to forget anything… but I also don’t want to get stuck in an infinite loop of copy-pasting 😅 So I built something that could help me (and hopefully you too)... → The Client Onboarding Planner Agent Find the custom agent here: https://www.notion.com/custom-agent-templates/clientonboarding Find the LinkedIn post here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alicescalamandr%C3%A9_notioncustomagentbuildathon-activity-7444707627286077440-EzLt?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADMx10MBbJ_yLYA9Q_FYknzjJzQ8S0KqXuA

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Notion Database Automation with Make

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Kansas City, USA

E-commerce & Local Business Websites | SEO Built In

E-commerce & Local Business Websites | SEO Built In

I want to say something to everyone laid off or sitting in a job application black hole right now. It's not your skills. It's the room. I spent years being told "You're not cultural fit." I submitted hundreds of applications. I had to figure out — alone — how to price my skills, find clients, and build something real with no safety net. I packaged everything I learned into "The Freelance Pivot Kit." A workbook that takes you from laid off to first invoice. 6 sections. Real prompts. Real framework. Instant download. If you know someone who needs this please share it. $39. Built from real experience, not theory. https://vancelaroy.gumroad.com/l/pivotkit

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IRYS is an AI-powered styling platform designed to help people discover their personal style and build confidence through what they wear. Built using Figma Make, Figma Weave, Figma Design, Supabase, and Vercel, IRYS combines Style DNA, closet management, and personalized recommendations into a single experience. For this project, I wanted to explore how Figma's ecosystem could take an idea from concept to a live product from design system and AI-generated imagery to development and deployment. Live project: IRYSstyle.com (https://www.irysstyle.com) #ConfigMakeathon #Figma

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8-yr-old me discovered castles and palaces through TV docs. Now, adult me is building new ways to explore them. I built The Castle Hunting Atlas, a 3D globe that transforms historical exploration into an interactive, spatial experience. Each node represents a real location, allowing you to orbit, discover, and step into architecture, memory, and heritage across the world. Built 100% in Omma. 🔗 https://omma.build/p/castle-hunting-3d-globe-e60qj0 X: https://x.com/VanceLaRoy/status/2039732713301622784 LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/4tuHIrX

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Castle Hunting — A Digital Exploration Experience 🏰 Inspired by Mobbin research: • Airbnb → visual grid discovery • Spotify → modular browsing Reimagined into a story-driven platform for exploring castles around the world—featuring an atlas grid, region-based navigation, and a built-in Hunter’s Log. Not booking. Just discovery. 🔗 https://flowing-bookings-800343.framer.app/

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Peterborough, UK

Music Composition and Sound Design

5.0: Rating

30: Followers

Music Composition and Sound Design

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Figma Social Templates | Modular

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Sonic Logos - Portfolio Collection

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4B Sports - Sound Design + Music (Portfolio Project)

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Media Modules - Sample Pack Development

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Karachi, Pakistan

Helping startups build bold, strategic brands. ❤️

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Helping startups build bold, strategic brands. ❤️

Uncle Dough Brand Identity Design

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Shēdo Matcha Brand Identity Development

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Petali Soda Drink – Brand Identity Design

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Brand Identity for Kōhī Coffee Bar

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Auckland, New Zealand

AI Automation Engineer & Cinematic Content Creator

AI Automation Engineer & Cinematic Content Creator

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Shipped Demon Gate — a production-ready HTML5 canvas action game (vanilla JS, no engine). 🎮 Play: https://ship-project-kappa.vercel.app/demon-gate/ (https://ship-project-kappa.vercel.app/demon-gate/)📦 Source ($29): https://kaleidoscope00803.gumroad.com/l/fenoa 30 stages · boss fights · combo / parry / soul-absorb mechanics · procedural audio Built for the browser — embed on any static host or reskin for client demos. Open to custom versions + monthly retainer for updates. DM if you want a scoped quote.

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RAG Knowledge Base — PDF + Cited AI Chat https://ai.kaisei-global.com/rag Upload PDFs → members ask questions → AI answers with source citations. Stack: Next.js, Supabase pgvector, Gemini. Live demo.

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Next.js Marketplace & Catalog MVP — Live Production Site Production luxury multi-vertical catalog I solo-built and maintain: listing grid, detail pages, inquiry/lead capture, and a Python data pipeline into Supabase. Stack: Next.js, Supabase, Vercel. Live site — not mockups. Same delivery model as my Contra service ($1,299 one-time MVP builds). https://www.kaisei-global.com

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Native Japanese UI localization for SaaS and web apps — developer-ready JSON/CSV (next-intl, i18next), not Google Translate. Deliverables: natural JP copy, EN→JP glossary with tone notes, placeholder and string-length checks so UI does not break. ~1,500 strings per sprint · 2 revision rounds. Available on my Contra profile from $449.

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Investigative Researcher | OSINT, WEBINT & Provenance

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Investigative Researcher | OSINT, WEBINT & Provenance

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I built/shipped a webapp. I just wanted to see if I could do it as I have never created an app before. I used terminal, with the help of an AI (I forget which one) to bounce ideas off of and get the general sense of where to begin. It's located on Gumroad. The idea: ADHD-friendly idea app. It limits the ideas to 3 at a time so there's no/less overwhelm. ADHD and neurodivergent people in general tend to get overwhelmed easier which is the opposite from the amount of ideas they have. My ideas have ideas. You can add photos for remembering what color you wanted to paint something and what you wanted to paint and steps to do so. Very minimal on purpose. No ads, no distractions. I added my ideas and one "to-do" kind of reminder (Starship 39 Launch was about to happen when I built this). Frostmere is my business so I added that and two of the books I've written are there as well. Minimal notes.

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OSINT & Digital Footprint Investigation

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Genealogy & Historical Records Research

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How I Use Obituaries to Build Family Trees Most people think of obituaries as endings. For me, they're starting points. When I'm researching a family line, obituaries are one of the most underrated tools available. A single obituary can hand you 10+ names in one read: parents, siblings, children, grandchildren, in-laws, and sometimes even maiden names that would take hours to find any other way. How I use them: I start with whatever name I have. Could be a great-grandparent, a maiden name someone half-remembers, or just a last name and a rough location. I search obituary databases (Newspapers.com (http://Newspapers.com), Find A Grave, legacy.com (http://legacy.com), local newspaper archives) and look for matches. When I find one, I don't just read it. I pull every name mentioned and map the relationships. "Survived by her daughter Jane (Smith) Doe, son-in-law Robert Doe, and grandchildren Michael and Sarah." That one sentence just gave me a maiden name, a married name, a spouse, and two more branches to follow. I cross-reference those names go into Ancestry, FamilySearch, public records. Each one can lead to another obituary, another set of names, another generation. One obituary can crack open an entire branch of a family tree that was completely stuck. What to look for: Maiden names in parentheses (this is gold) "Preceded in death by" (gives you the generation above) Church names, lodge memberships, military service (open up whole new record sets) Locations mentioned (where they lived, where they're buried, where they moved from) Don't just search for the person you're looking for. Search for their siblings, their parents, their in-laws. Sometimes the obituary you need isn't theirs. It's their brother's, and your person is listed as a survivor. One good obituary can save you 20 hours of digging.

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AI Creator | ComfyUI Workflow Designer

AI Creator | ComfyUI Workflow Designer

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AI Image Enhancement Workflow Development

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AI Realistic Model Generation V1.0

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AI Virtual Try-On V1.0 | ComfyUI

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AI Color Change V1.0 | ComfyUI

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