Professional identity · Hiring · Creator marketplace
Yooho.me
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One link for your whole professional life.
Yooho.me is Rythzen's professional identity platform: a public profile at yooho.me/u/yourname that carries your work, services, availability and rates, plus company pages, job posts, a CV builder and a creator marketplace with bids, contracts and escrow — one product instead of a profile here, a portfolio there and a rate card in a PDF.
The platform, measured
90
Application routes
Public surface, member dashboard and the operator console
77
Database tables
Identity, hiring, marketplace, billing, messaging and moderation
46
Signed-in screens
26 in the member dashboard, plus onboarding and the CV builder
38
Admin screens
Users, plans, payments, gateways, ads, moderation, email and logs
Counted from the application route table and the live `yooho` Postgres schema on 22 August 2026.
The problem
A professional identity split across six places
Ask a designer, a developer or a photographer for their work and you get a small pile: a network profile that describes the job but not the craft, a portfolio site that is two years out of date, a rate card in a PDF, an availability answer that only exists in a chat thread, and a CV in a document that disagrees with all of them.
Every one of those needs maintaining separately, so in practice none of them is maintained. The cost is not tidiness — it is that the person deciding whether to hire you is assembling you from stale fragments.
Yooho.me is the argument that these are one object, not six. A profile carries the work, the services with their prices, the current availability, the experience and education, the links, and a CV generated from the same data — so updating your availability updates everywhere it is shown, because there is only one place it is stored.
What it does
Built as a platform, not a link-in-bio page
A link-in-bio tool holds a list of URLs. Yooho holds the objects a professional life is actually made of, which is why hiring, quoting and contracting can run on top of the same data.
Public profile at a real address
yooho.me/u/yourname carries your headline, bio, work, skills, experience, education, links and a verified badge — one address to give out instead of five.
Services with prices
List what you actually sell and what it costs, with a pricing type per service, so the first message you get is a brief rather than a request for a rate card.
Availability that is current
An availability status with its own note and timestamp, plus open to remote, on-site, freelance or full-time — the questions every first message asks, answered before it is sent.
A CV builder on your own data
Eight résumé templates render from the profile you already keep updated, so the CV cannot drift out of step with the profile. Downloads are logged so you can see which version went where.
Company pages and job posts
Companies get their own page at yooho.me/c/slug with members, social links and roles, and can post jobs that people apply to with the profile they already maintain.
A creator marketplace
Content projects take bids, turn into contracts, and settle through escrow transactions — the commercial half of freelancing, rather than stopping at discovery.
Your own domain or subdomain
A profile can be served from a Yooho subdomain or a custom domain you own, so your identity is not permanently rented from a URL path.
Themes, not one template
Eight profile themes — Ocean Blue, Emerald, Rose Gold, Royal Purple, Sunset, Midnight, Minimal Light and the default — so a page can look like its owner without a CSS editor.
Analytics on your own page
View counts and profile analytics, held for 30, 120 or 365 days depending on plan, so you can tell whether a link you shared did anything at all.
Serious account security
Two-factor authentication, one-time-code login, mobile verification, login-attempt records, session listing, IP bans and a security event log — a public identity is worth stealing, so it is defended like one.
Verification that means something
Verification requests are reviewed rather than granted on payment, and creator verifications are handled separately from personal ones.
Bilingual and theme-aware
The interface carries English and Bangla and a light and dark theme, both switchable from the header on every page.
The product
As it ships today
Screenshots of yooho.me captured on 22 August 2026, cookie banner dismissed. Nothing here is a design comp.
The rest of the surface
Including the parts that are still empty
These are the live hiring and marketplace surfaces on 22 August 2026. Three of them are showing empty states, and they are published here anyway — a product page that only shows the populated screens is telling you something about the screenshots rather than about the product.
Discover reads through a deliberately narrowed public database view rather than the profile table itself, which is the right way round for a product that holds people's identities.
Published pricing
What it costs
Read from the live plans table on 22 August 2026, in Bangladeshi taka. The free plan is a real product rather than a trial: it carries a public profile, projects, services and analytics.
| Plan | Price | Projects | Services | Analytics history | Also |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | ৳0 forever | 5 | 3 | 30 days | Public profile, social links, skills, Yooho contact requests |
| Pro | ৳199 / month | 15 | 10 | 120 days | No ads, verified badge, priority in discovery |
| Max | ৳399 / month | Unlimited | Unlimited | 365 days | Everything in Pro, plus dedicated support |
Custom domains, profile themes and contact export are published as "soon" on the plans themselves rather than sold as though they had already shipped.
Where a profile gets opened
A link someone taps on a phone
A professional link is almost never opened at a desk. It is tapped from a chat, a bio or an email signature, usually on a phone, usually by someone deciding in the first few seconds whether to keep reading.
Bangladesh is the most mobile-weighted internet market measured anywhere — about 71% of web requests from the country come from mobile devices — so the phone layout is the primary one, not a narrowed copy of the desktop.
Under the profile
The machinery a profile page does not show
Most of the 77 tables have nothing to do with rendering a profile. They exist because the product intends to carry money, hiring decisions and someone's public reputation, and each of those has requirements a portfolio page does not.
- Row-level security in Postgres, with a deliberately narrowed public view rather than public reads against the profile table
- A plans-and-limits engine where the entitlements are database rows, so a plan change is not a deploy
- Invoices, subscriptions, payments and pluggable payment gateways
- Content bids, contracts and escrow transactions for marketplace work
- Notification preferences with email and SMS delivery, templates, and a delivery log
- A CMS for pages and sections, so marketing and legal copy is edited, not redeployed
- Ad providers, units and placements, which is how the free plan stays free
- Reports, moderation, IP bans, rate limits and an audit trail of activity
- Reserved usernames and subdomains, so a namespace cannot be squatted on day one
- Translations and translation providers, for a bilingual interface that is data rather than hard-coded strings
Where it actually stands
A large platform with a young network
The honest position: Yooho.me is fully built and thinly populated. On 22 August 2026 the live database holds two public profiles, no companies, no job posts and no marketplace projects. The hiring and marketplace surfaces render their empty states because they are genuinely empty, not because they are unfinished.
That is the normal shape of a network product before its network exists, and it is a more useful thing to publish than a seeded database of invented people. Every screenshot on this page is the real site; where a surface has no data yet, it is not shown here as though it did.
What that means for anyone evaluating it: the platform work — identity, plans, billing, security, moderation, the marketplace contract chain — is done and running. The remaining work is distribution, which is a different problem and not one a screenshot can solve.
How it got here
July 2026
Taken in-house
The application was rebuilt away from its generated origins: the third-party tagger removed, the content-security policy tightened, and the branding made first-party.
July 2026
Audited route by route
All 61 signed-in routes were walked with a browser. A mobile menu that could not open, a set of stale column selections returning 400s, and a recursive row-level-security policy returning 500s were found and fixed.
July 2026
Search and structured data
Full metadata and JSON-LD, a generated sitemap, and Search Console verification for the domain.
August 2026
Rythzen identity
The Rythzen endorsement lockup was added across the estate, Yooho included, from the official artwork rather than re-typed text.
Next
The network
Distribution: getting real professionals, real companies and real posts onto a platform that is already waiting for them.
Questions worth asking
Is this a LinkedIn competitor?
No, and it would be a poor one. LinkedIn is a professional social network — a feed, a graph, a recruiting machine. Yooho is a professional identity: the page you send someone when they ask what you do and what you charge. The overlap is a profile picture and a job title.
How is it different from a link-in-bio page?
A link-in-bio page stores links. Yooho stores objects — services with prices, projects with images, experience, education, availability, skills — which is why a CV, a job application and a marketplace bid can all be generated from the same profile instead of retyped.
What does the free plan actually include?
A public profile, five projects, three services, social links, skills, contact requests and 30 days of analytics — permanently, not for a trial period. It shows community ads, which is what pays for it.
Why is it priced in taka?
Because it is built in Bangladesh for a market that earns in taka. ৳199 a month is priced against local purchasing power rather than converted from a dollar figure that would put it out of reach.
Can I use my own domain?
Custom domains and subdomains are built into the platform, with their own request and management flow. The plans list custom domains as "soon" and that is what they mean — it is not being sold as shipped.
Who can see my profile?
Only what you publish. A profile has an explicit public flag, and anonymous visitors read through a deliberately narrowed database view that exposes the public columns and nothing else — the underlying profile table is not readable by the public at all.
Is there a way to look around without signing up?
Yes — there is a read-only demo account reachable from the site, so you can see the signed-in product without creating anything.
Take the tour
The free plan is permanent and the demo account needs nothing from you. If you are building something that needs professional identity underneath it, that is a conversation Rythzen would like to have.
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