Every stitch needs the right hands.
EmbroBuddy brings embroidery designers and the companies that hire them into one app. Build a profile, post a job, and follow every hire from application to first day.
Built for both sides of the hoop
Designers and the companies that hire them work from the same app, each with the tools their side needs.
Get found for the work you do best
- Show your skills, the software you know and your portfolio in one profile.
- Switch on Open to work and companies see you first when they browse designers.
- Apply in one tap, then follow each application from applied to joined.
- Your phone number stays private until a company shortlists you.
Hire the right hands, faster
- Post a job with monthly, per-design or hourly pay.
- Search designers by skill, software and expected pay.
- Move applicants from shortlisted to hired without keeping a separate list.
- See how many people viewed your jobs and your company.
Type it the way you'd say it
Search forgives shorthand and near-misses. ring rd
finds Ring Road, and ambika
finds Shree Ambica Embroidery Works.
When a company browses designers, the ones marked open to work come first.
Every application, stitch by stitch
Companies move applicants through six stages. Designers get a notification at every step. Tap a stage to see what happens.
The company sees your profile, skills and portfolio. Your phone number stays hidden.
Made for the people who make embroidery
EmbroBuddy is a hiring app built for one trade. Designers show what they can do, companies post the work they need done, and both sides follow each hire from the first application to the first day on the job.
We keep it focused on what decides a good match in embroidery: the stitches you can run, the software you design in, the machines a unit runs, and how the work pays.
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Your number stays yours
A designer's phone number is shared only after a company shortlists them.
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Pay is clear from the start
Every job says up front whether it pays monthly, per design or by the hour.
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Being available is easy to see
Designers can mark themselves open to work, and companies see them first.