Open applications. Let the right creators in instantly.

Every creator partner program starts with the same question: who gets in. Most brands answer it with a form tool, a spreadsheet and a shared inbox. Applications arrive in one place, review happens in another, and accepted creators are onboarded by hand a week later.

GIMI puts the application inside the program. You publish a form, creators apply with their social handle or profile link, you review and tag them, and the moment you approve they are creator partners in your network with access to your briefs.

A form creators will finish

Long applications lose good creators. The GIMI form asks for what a reviewer needs: who they are, where they post and why they want in. Creators add a handle or a profile link. They do not connect an account or grant access to anything. Reviewers click through and judge the work with their own eyes.

Tag once, brief forever

Tags are how a network becomes useful. Mark a creator as a creator partner and they see your invite-only campaigns. Then add your own category tags on top. They are yours to name: UGC, Editor, Clipper, AI creator, face creator, walkthrough creator, or anything else that fits how you work. Send an editing brief to your editors and a clipping brief to your clippers. You can also tier rewards, so the creators who deliver earn more.

Applications, invites and imports together

Applications are one of three ways in. You can also import the creators you already work with by CSV, or share a single invite link with a concrete offer. However they arrive, they end up in the same place: your creator network, with views, engagement and earnings per creator.

From applicant to paid, in one system

The same program that takes the application also sends the brief, collects the submission, runs moderation, pays the creator and tracks the result. Nothing is exported and nothing is re-entered.