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Trovero

Get discovered for your craft.

Trovero turns every finished job into verified history, carries your reputation from client to client, and keeps it yours no matter who books you.

Being Found

Beyond the people who already call you

Whether you are starting out or have twenty years of credits, Trovero gives you a place to be found and a way to widen who you work for.

More than a handful of clients

Schedulers search Trovero for the role they need to fill, not just the names already on their list. More companies who can find you means less riding on the few who currently call.

Found for the work, not the wording

The same job goes by different names, and people rarely describe themselves in the words a scheduler searches for. Trovero reads what a role needs and matches it against your profile and the work you have actually done. So you are considered for work a keyword search would have missed. No keyword stuffing, no gaming a profile.

All of what you do, not one line of it

Most people know you for one thing. Your record on Trovero carries every role you have worked, every credential you hold, and the range that a job title leaves out.

Your Record

Your work, in your name

Every job you finish adds to your one record. Not a CV you rewrite for each application, and not a profile inside one company’s system that stops at their door. Freelance, staff, one client or twenty: it all lands in the same place, under your name, and grows as you do.

No reset

Change client, change how you invoice, move between freelance and payroll. What you have built stays whole rather than starting again somewhere new.

Yours, not theirs

No employer or agency holds it. Nobody can keep it when you leave, and nobody decides what it says about you but the work itself.

Nothing to prove twice

Your credentials stay current on your profile, and your completed work is already visible. A new client can see what you have done before you have said a word, so you are not starting every conversation by justifying yourself.

What you charged stays private

Your record shows the work, not the rates. What one client paid is not visible to the next.

The Trovero app showing a freelancer's record: 47 engagements across 12 clients, with each production, role and date listed by year.

Control

You set the conditions

Being findable should not mean being available to everyone, everywhere, all the time.

When you work

Tell Trovero when you are free and when you are not. Schedulers see what is actually open rather than calling to find out.

Where you work

Set how far you travel from your base, and change it when your base changes. London this weekend, Manchester next week: work finds you where you actually are.

Who you work with

Some clients you want more of, some you would rather not hear from again. You decide who can approach you.

What a company sees

A company gets access to your profile only when you agree to share it with them. Agreeing with one client does not share anything with the next.

The Trovero app showing availability settings: working days, next available date and notice period, base location and travel radius, and which companies can find you.

Independence

Nothing sits between you and the client

Getting work through someone else usually means they take a share of it, or they employ you, or both. Trovero does neither.

No cut of your rate

What you pay for Trovero does not change with what you earn. The rate you agree with a client is the rate you invoice, and none of it comes to us.

Not your employer

You work through your own company or whatever arrangement you already use. Trovero is not a party to it.

No exclusivity

Being on Trovero does not stop you working any other way. Nothing here requires you to give up how you already find work.

Trovero opens to freelancers soon.

Join the waitlist

Tell us what you do and where you are based. We will let you know when you can set up your profile.

Follow along

A growing community of crew who have spent years getting good at this, and want the work to speak for itself. We post what we are building, and who we are building it with.