Show us what
clicks for you.
Try the app. Show one useful feature. Tell it in your own words.
App walkthrough20–30 seconds
FOR APP FOUNDERS & MARKETING TEAMSYour app.
Your app.
In real life.
Give everyday people a reason to try your app. Get walkthroughs, honest reactions, and real-life stories that show someone why it belongs on their phone.
First gig on us$5 to post after thatNo subscription
ONE APP. A FEW FRESH PERSPECTIVES.
Show us what
TAKE 01 / THE DEMO“Here’s how
I use it.”↗
I use it.”↗
TAKE 02 / THE REACTION“Okay, that’s
actually useful.”✳
actually useful.”✳
Illustrative brief and creative concepts.
GIVE THE APP A HUMAN SIDE.You know what it does.
You know what it does.
Let someone show
why it matters.
A feature list explains the product. A real person can show where it fits into their day. Give them a clear brief and see what they make of it.
Relatable by nature.
Find everyday people and emerging creators who sound like themselves. Make room for the face, voice, and perspective your audience might recognize.
More angles to explore.
One app can mean different things to different people. Collect takes on a feature, a use case, or an opening line, and decide which ones deserve a closer look.
Start at your size.
Post the first gig free, set the creator offer that fits your budget, and take it one brief at a time. No platform subscription to keep up with.
WHAT SHOULD THEY MAKE?Same app.
Same app.
Different ways in.
Give creators a direction. Let their own voice do the rest.
01SHOW IT
The walkthrough.
Let someone show a useful feature, step by step, in language your next user understands.
EXAMPLE HOOK
Screen recording + a real voice“Here’s how I finally got my week in one place.”
02TRY IT
The first reaction.
A fresh pair of eyes. A genuine response. See which part of your app actually makes someone stop and look.
EXAMPLE HOOK
Face to camera + first-time use“Wait. It can actually do that?”
03LIVE IT
The everyday use.
Show where your app fits into a real routine, from planning a workout to getting through a busy morning.
EXAMPLE HOOK
Real setting + the app in action“This is the one thing I open before I head out.”
04TELL IT
The problem → payoff.
A relatable problem, your app as part of the solution, and an honest explanation of what happened next.
EXAMPLE HOOK
A short story + a clear demonstration“I kept forgetting this. So I tried a different way.”
Videos or ordered image slideshows. Files for your own channels or a creator-posted TikTok. You choose what the brief calls for.
FROM APP LINK TO ACTUAL TAKES.A brief.
Create your first gig ↗
A brief.
A few fresh faces.
Your next piece of content.
Create your first gig ↗- 01
Bring the app.
Add your app name and a link to the App Store, Google Play, or your web app. Tell creators how to try the feature you want to show.
- 02
Make the ask clear.
Pick a format, write the brief, and add an example video or reference link. Set the creator offer, deadline, and whether you want files or a TikTok post.
- 03
See their take.
Publish and share the gig. Creators send their work through a simple form; you review the submissions privately and save the ones you like.
- 04
Choose your content.
Contact selected creators through their TikTok handle. Agree on payment and usage rights directly before using or publishing the work.
A SMALL START. ON YOUR TERMS.Your first gig?
Your first gig?
On the house.
Get the brief out there. See who has a take. Come back when you have another app story to tell.
Post your free gig ↗$5
PER GIGAfter your first free gig
- ✓ Unlimited submissions to your gig
- ✓ App link, brief, and video references
- ✓ Private review and favorites
- ✓ No platform subscription
Creator compensation is separate. Set the offer in your brief, then agree directly with the people you choose on payment and usage rights.
What do I get for $5?
A published gig that can collect unlimited submissions until its deadline. Your first gig is free per business account; the posting fee is separate from anything you pay creators.
Can I use the videos in ads for my app?
You can ask for content intended for your own channels or ads. You and the selected creator must agree on usage rights, payment, and any advertising terms before you use it.
Do creators have to post on TikTok?
Only if you choose that type of gig. For a files-only assignment, creators submit the video or slideshow for review without posting on their own account.
Can I show creators an example?
Yes. Upload a reference video or add an example link, then explain which hook, tone, or structure you want them to learn from. The reference appears alongside your app link and brief.
Can I see how a creator’s post performs?
For creator-posted gigs, a creator can optionally connect TikTok after submitting. Where access is available, you can review and refresh the submitted post’s likes, views, comments, and shares.
How soon will I get submissions?
You choose a 3, 7, 14, or 30-day submission window. Timing and volume depend on creator interest and the brief; there is no guaranteed number of submissions or delivery deadline.
Who handles creator payments?
Your business pays the creators you select directly, on terms you agree together. ExperiaView handles the gig-posting fee and the submission workflow; it does not hold creator funds or manage payouts.
Give real people
something to talk about.
Start with one app, one clear brief, and your first free gig.