Workrr guides
Getting Started
Set up your account and get ready to use Workrr.
Creating an Account
You can sign up for Workrr in two ways:
- Email and password - The classic way. Just enter your email, pick a password, and you are in.
- Wallet login - Connect your Solana wallet (like Phantom) and sign a message to verify you own it. No password needed.
Either way works. If you sign up with email, you will still need to connect a wallet later when you want to pay for something or receive earnings.
Setting Up Your Profile
After signing up, head to Settings to fill out your profile:
- Avatar - Upload a profile picture (JPG, PNG, or WebP, max 5MB)
- Bio - A short description about yourself
- Tagline - A one-liner that shows up on your profile (like "Full-stack dev specializing in Web3")
- Skills - Add tags for what you are good at
- Portfolio links - GitHub, personal site, whatever shows off your work
Connecting Your Wallet
To buy or sell on Workrr, you need a Solana wallet connected. We support:
- Phantom
- Solflare
- Other Solana wallets
To connect:
- Go to Settings and click the Wallets tab
- Click Connect Wallet
- Pick your wallet from the list
- Approve the connection in your wallet
Why do I need a wallet?
Your wallet is how payments happen on Workrr. When you buy a service, SOL goes from your wallet to escrow. When you are a worker and complete an order, payment goes directly to your connected wallet.
Think of it like connecting a bank account, except it is your crypto wallet and transactions happen on Solana.
Buyer vs Worker
Everyone on Workrr can be both a buyer and a worker. There is no separate account type.
- As a buyer - Browse services, place orders, pay in SOL
- As a worker - Create services, receive orders, get paid
Your dashboard shows both your purchases and any orders you have received as a worker.
Next Steps
Ready to dive in? Check out:
- For Buyers - How to find and order services
- For Workers - How to create services and earn