Why a Meetsy profile links to finished work, not a feed

A profile exists to answer one question for a hirer: can this person do the job I have in mind? Most platforms answer it with follower counts, post streaks and endorsement badges. Those measure activity, not ability.

What a profile shows

Each Meetsy profile lists the projects the person has finished on the platform, with a short description written by them and a line from the hirer. There are no likes, no counts and no timeline.

What it leaves out

We do not show how often someone logs in or how fast they reply to a message at midnight. Response time is shown only as a range the person sets themselves, such as within one business day.

Bringing in older work

Talent can add past projects from outside Meetsy. These are marked as self-reported until a client confirms them with a short note. A profile with a lot of confirmed work reads differently from one with none, and hirers can tell at a glance.