Founded 2021
Replace this with what the business does, who it serves, and what stage it is at. Two or three sentences is the right length — the arc is a doorway, not a case study.
Operating
A second business. Same shape as the first — swap the copy and the tint, or drop in a clip once you have one.
Shipped
What the product is and who it is for. This is the card most likely to earn a video later — products demo well in three seconds.
In build
Something still in progress. Saying so is a feature — in-flight work reads as momentum.
Thinking out loud
Ideas cards are for the things you have not built yet but keep coming back to. They tell a visitor how you think, which is often more persuasive than what you have finished.
Notes
Another open question. Keep these short and specific; a vague idea card reads as filler, a sharp one reads as a point of view.
Replace this with something you actually believe. A quote in your own words beats a famous one.
Quote cards can carry a little more context in the panel — where the thought came from, or what it changed about how you work.
A second short line. Keep quotes under about twenty words so they stay readable at card size.
Open to talk
A good final card before contact: name the kind of person, problem or partnership you want to hear about. It turns a portfolio into an invitation.
The fastest way to reach me.