Your band profile

Your band profile is your public page on FindMyGig: logo, bio, photos, the members, your links, and a button for a booker to reach out. You build it once, grab the link, and drop it in your Instagram bio, on WhatsApp, in the email to the venue.

One naming note before we start: in the app almost everything shows up as projeto (project), not “banda”. Same thing — band, duo, solo project, collective. Only the create field says “Nome da Banda”.

Where it lives

It all lives in the Painel do Músico (/creator-hub), with the ÁREA DO MÚSICO badge up top. The Meus Projetos section lists your bands as cards.

If you don’t have one yet, you get the nudge: “Crie sua primeira banda ou projeto”. Click Criar projeto and go.

Creating the project

The button is Criar Novo Projeto. It opens a modal with four things:

Field	What it is
Nome da Banda	The name that shows on the page (e.g., “The Strokes”).
URL Personalizada	The handle in your link (e.g., the-strokes).
Bio	”Conte ao mundo sobre a sua banda…” — you can leave it for later.
Perfil Público	Already on. Leave it on.

Click Criar Projeto and that’s it — the card shows up under Meus Projetos. Clicking it drops you into the Painel do Projeto, where the rest lives.

The URL fills itself in

As you type the name, the URL Personalizada field builds the link on its own. “The Strokes” becomes The-Strokes. You can edit it freely — and capitals don’t break anything, the link lookup ignores upper/lowercase. Still, all lowercase (the-strokes) looks cleaner when you’re sharing it around.

No limit and no lock here

Creating a project from the Painel do Músico is free on any plan — make as many as you want. The custom URL isn’t a paid feature either, it’s unlocked on every plan. (A per-plan limit only exists for a project linked to a studio, which is a different path.)

The project panel

This is where you edit everything: Painel do Projeto, with the Voltar ao Hub link in the corner. It’s one single form — touch as many fields as you want and hit Salvar Alterações once at the end. The green “Projeto atualizado com sucesso!” notice shows up and you’re done.

Block	What it’s for
Logo do Projeto	Square image, up to 2 MB. It becomes the circle at the top of the page.
Contato	The band’s booking email and WhatsApp. Becomes a clickable link on the page.
Localização	Search your city or address and save.
Redes e Links	Instagram, Spotify, YouTube, website — as many as you want.
Nome do Projeto	You can change it later.
URL Personalizada	Once saved, it shows a preview of your link.
Biografia	The text that opens the page.
Galeria de Mídia	The photos.
Membros do Projeto	Who plays in the band.
Perfil Público	Toggles the band in and out of search.

If the URL already belongs to another band, the panel crashes

Right now, if you save a URL Personalizada that another band already uses, the panel doesn’t give you a nice little warning — it crashes and the screen goes white. Your profile stays as it was (nothing got saved), but whatever you had just typed goes down with it: reload the page, try a variation (the-strokes-sp, thestrokesoficial) and save again. It’s a known bug and it’s already queued for a fix.

Until then, the safe move: if you’re changing the URL, change only that and save first. If it blows up, you don’t lose the bio and the photos you were uploading along with it.

Photo gallery

Click Adicionar Foto and pick your images. Before you save, they carry the teal Novo badge — you can still pull them out. After saving, each photo comes in with the amber Em análise badge.

That “Em análise” is the automatic moderation. Every photo — the logo included — goes through that check before going public. It takes a moment. If an image gets flagged, it’s deleted and you get a notification telling you one of the band’s photos was removed.

The name and the bio go through a content check too, that one at the moment you create the project: if there’s heavy profanity or inappropriate content, the project isn’t created.

The real limit is 9 photos

The app text says “Adicione até 5 fotos”, but the real limit is 9 — the error message itself says 9. The “5” is stale copy. If you go over, the app tells you you’ve hit the maximum of 9 images and asks you to delete one first. There’s also a ceiling of 30 image uploads per hour — if you upload photos in a burst, it’ll hold your hand back for a while.

The first photo in the gallery becomes the (blurred) background at the top of the public page. So choose carefully which photo goes first.

The members

In the Membros do Projeto block you search by name in “Buscar músicos para convidar…” and click Convidar. You get “Convite enviado com sucesso!”.

The search only finds people who already have a musician account on FindMyGig — if your drummer hasn’t signed up yet, he won’t show up. Tell him to create the account first.

Each member gets a badge:

• Admin — runs the project.
• Membro — accepted the invite.
• Pendente — invite sent, not accepted yet.

To drop someone, it’s Remover membro and confirm (“Tem certeza que deseja remover este membro?”).

A member’s photo and instrument aren’t yours to edit

On the public page, the Conheça a Banda block shows each member with avatar, name, and primary instrument — all pulled from their own musician profile, not from the band panel. If your guitarist’s instrument is wrong there, he’s the one who fixes it, on his profile.

What “Perfil Público” actually does

That toggle says: “Deixe seu projeto visível nas buscas do radar.” That’s exactly what it does, and nothing beyond it.

With it off, your band disappears from search and from the radar, drops out of the sitemap we send to Google, and disappears from the studio’s project list (if it’s linked to one). But the direct link still opens for anyone.

Turning it off does not make the page private

There’s no private mode here. Anyone with the findmygig.app/b/your-band link opens the page all the same — account or no account, toggle on or off. That’s on purpose: you switch off search and keep sending the direct link straight to the venue. If there’s something nobody can see, don’t put it on the profile.

The public page

Your page lives at findmygig.app/b/your-url and opens for anyone, no login. It builds itself from whatever you filled in — an empty block simply doesn’t show up: header with logo and name, bio, clickable contacts, your links, Galeria and Conheça a Banda.

Up top you’ve got Compartilhar and the EPK button (on mobile those two show as icons only, no text). Down at the bottom sits the fixed Convidar para Gig / Contratar button.

Don’t copy the link from the panel by hand

In the panel, under the custom URL, there’s a preview reading “Ver perfil: findmygig.app/your-url” — without the /b/. The address that actually opens is findmygig.app/b/your-url. To avoid the mistake, use the Compartilhar button on the public page itself and copy the link from there.

When a booker reaches out

The Convidar para Gig / Contratar button opens the “Falar com [your band]” form. They fill in name, email, phone (optional), and the message with dates, place, and offer — up to 500 characters, with a counter on screen. They don’t need a FindMyGig account to send it.

When a message lands, you get:

• An in-app notification and a push on your phone, which opens straight into the Painel do Músico.
• A WhatsApp message.

The WhatsApp goes to the number you put in the Contato block of the panel. If you didn’t put one in, it falls back to the phone on your personal profile.

Fill in the band’s WhatsApp

That field is what decides where the lead goes. If the band has a booking number, put it there — otherwise every lead drops onto the personal phone of whoever created the project (and only the first Admin gets the in-app notification).

One thing: there’s no calendar, no price, and no payment here. The public page is a storefront with a contact form — you sort the rest out in the conversation.

The EPK in PDF

The EPK is your press kit as a PDF: a print version of the page, good for attaching to an email or taking into a meeting.

On the public page, the button reads Gerar EPK if you’ve never generated one. Click it and you get: “Iniciando a criação do seu EPK! Ficará pronto em ~15 segundos.” When it’s ready, the “Gerando…” disappears and “EPK pronto! Clique para baixar.” shows up. From then on the button turns into Exportar EPK and opens the PDF in a new tab.

The button sits on the public page — meaning it isn’t only yours. If you open your page and the EPK is already there without you doing anything, someone who visited clicked it.

The EPK is a snapshot of the day — it does not refresh itself

This is the most important thing about the EPK today: it’s generated once and then it freezes. If you edit the bio, swap photos, or add a new member after generating, the PDF stays the old one forever — clicking Exportar again just downloads the same stale version, and there’s no “generate again” button on the screen. So generate the EPK last, with the profile already the way you want it. Improving this is on the radar.

If a minute goes by and nothing happens

Generation gives up after roughly 1 minute — and when it does, it doesn’t tell you anything, the spinner just disappears. If that happens, reload the page and click again.

What you still can’t do

So you’re not hunting for a button that doesn’t exist:

• You can’t delete or archive a project. Once created, it stays. You can switch off Perfil Público to pull it out of search, but there’s no delete. Think twice before creating five test projects.
• A member can’t leave the band on their own. Only an Admin can remove someone.
• The band page doesn’t sell services. No catalog, no calendar, no checkout there — it’s a storefront and a contact form.
• There’s no separate cover photo — the cover is the first photo in the gallery.

Related

• Creator Hub (bands and projects)
• Your EPK
• Creating your account and profile
• Gig Board (the community)
• Plans and pricing