What MyBase Is Today, and What It Still Isn't
A creator platform described honestly: what you can build on it today, what is unfinished, and what does not exist yet.
26 August 2026 · 5 min read
This post describes MyBase as it is today, including what is unfinished, and it is not going to pretend otherwise. Part one was how it got here: four names in nine weeks, a mascot that lasted three days. This part is plainer and more useful — here is what is built, and what MyBase still isn't.
What MyBase actually is
One page, at your own handle. It is the link you put in your bio, and it is where people find the things you genuinely recommend.
A page of only links is a real MyBase page, not a stripped-down one. Every section is a switch, and a section that is off is not rendered at all, so there is nothing to hide or tidy away. Switch things on and the same page holds products with your own affiliate links, videos and music that play where they sit, a booking button, email capture, downloads, collections, a countdown.
You edit the page, not a form
A settings form makes you imagine the result and then go and check it. MyBase does not have one.
You hold a section and drag it where it goes. You resize it and watch the page reflow while you are still dragging. You reorder your links with a thumb on a phone. The page you are editing is the page a visitor sees — there is no preview you have to trust.
Every profile sits on a base, framed or borderless, and a style paints that base. A style is how your page looks, never a different product with different features, so switching one never costs you your layout. And no style is allowed to ship until it looks right in both light and dark, because half a design is a bug on somebody's phone.
The Vault, and why it stays small
The Vault is a curated catalogue of products in five tiers, each one reviewed before it was listed. It is small on purpose. The promise is that everything in it has been reviewed, and that promise has to stay true no matter how big the catalogue gets.
One thing worth saying plainly: adding a Vault product to your page puts a reviewed product there. It does not put money in your pocket. The earning side is your own affiliate links on the products you add. They stay yours, the click is counted and sent on to the retailer, and MyBase takes 0% commission and 0% platform fees on every plan.
What it still isn't
MyBase is in English today. It is a website, not an app in the stores, and it installs to a phone's home screen.
On your affiliate links, MyBase counts the click, not the sale. The sale happens at the retailer and is recorded by the affiliate program you earn through, so that program's own dashboard is where you see what you earned.
| Piece | State |
|---|---|
| Creator Profile and on-page editor | Built and usable |
| The Vault: reviewed products | Built and usable |
| Your own affiliate links on your products | Built and usable |
| Languages | English today |
| Phone app | Not in the stores; the website installs to a phone's home screen |
| Sales reporting | Your affiliate program records the sale; MyBase counts the click |
The one rule that never bends
No invented numbers. Anywhere. Not a placeholder follower count, not a row of borrowed logos, not a line about how many creators trust us. A whole directory of made-up creators was deleted rather than left up to make the place look busy.
That is why this post promises you no traffic, no follower growth and no income. There is nothing to base such a promise on yet. The day there is, it will be a real number with a date on it.
Try it before you believe any of this
There is a sample page you can open and drive at mybase.page/preview/yourname. It is the real page and the real editor — drag the sections, change the colours, wreck the layout. Nothing saves and nothing asks you for anything.
When you are ready to claim a handle, start at mybase.page/join. If it turns out not to be for you, you have lost an evening.
FAQ
Can I try MyBase before I claim a handle?
Yes. You can drive the real editor on the sample page, with nothing to sign up for and nothing saved. When you are ready for a page of your own, start at mybase.page/join. Joining comes with no traffic or earnings claims attached to it.
Does MyBase take a cut of what I sell?
No. MyBase takes 0% commission and 0% platform fees on every plan. Affiliate money moves between the buyer, the retailer and your own affiliate account without passing through MyBase. The paid plan changes how your page looks, never what you earn.
What is in the Vault, and how does a product get in?
Products in five tiers, each one reviewed before it was listed. The catalogue is small on purpose, because the promise that everything in it has been reviewed has to survive the catalogue growing. MyBase curates it, and there is no open submission process.
Do I need design skills to make a page that looks good?
No. You start from a base and a style paints it, so the page is coherent before you touch anything. After that every change is one gesture: drag a section, press a colour, paste a link. You are editing the live page the whole time.