Workflow kit01
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
Freelance proposal decision kit
A reusable brief, scope checklist, and handoff workflow for turning an AI-assisted draft into a client-ready proposal.
Fullary Market · preparation open
Make useful AI work
valuable to someone else.
The public preview catalog and private creator workspace are open now. Fullary Market is being prepared as a creator economy beside the work people already save—not as another noisy social feed. Creators can name a stall and prepare rights-confirmed private offers while transaction approval is completed.
Sign in once, choose a stall name, set an intended USD price, and save a private draft. Preparation is available; publishing and purchasing are not.
What works today
One market, six clear stages.
The preparation layer is open. Every money-moving capability remains locked behind provider approval, verified sellers, reviewed listings, and controlled testing.
| Capability | Status | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Public preview catalog | Available now | Anyone can browse clearly labelled fictional examples without an account. |
| Creator stall and private drafts | Available now | A signed-in creator can confirm a stall name and keep up to 100 private offer drafts. |
| Saved item → Market draft | Available now | From the Fullary workspace, open an owned saved item, choose Send to Market draft, review the bounded copy, and confirm the rights boundary. |
| Public creator listings | Not enabled | Listing review, seller acceptance, moderation, delivery, and publication controls must be activated first. |
| Buyer checkout | Tap approval pending | No order or payment can be created from a private draft. Lemon Squeezy is not used for creator sales. |
| Seller KYC, split and payout | Tap approval pending | Tap must approve seller countries and categories, complete KYC/KYB, issue destinations and keys, and validate settlement and reconciliation. |
Public preview catalog · no checkout
A first look at what creators could offer.
Every card below is a product-design example, not a real seller listing, endorsement, price, or promise of availability.
Workflow kitsResearch packsLearningCreative assetsHuman servicesPhysical goodsGamesFinance education
Research02
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
Evidence map for a niche market
A documented research structure that separates sources, claims, uncertainty, and the questions still worth investigating.
Learning03
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
One-week language practice studio
A guided practice pack with daily exercises, revision cards, and a simple progress review for independent learners.
Creative assets04
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
Launch-story content system
A rights-cleared collection of editorial prompts, content structures, and publishing checks for a small product launch.
Service05
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
Human-reviewed AI workflow setup
A defined consultation that helps a small team document one repeatable AI-assisted process and its quality checks.
Finance education06
FICTIONAL SAMPLE
Trading-journal review template
An educational journaling framework for recording decisions and risk rules—without signals, guarantees, or personalized advice.
Creator pilot
Start with trustworthy supply,
not an empty marketplace.
The first pilot should be small and reviewed. A creator explains exactly what the buyer receives, proves the right to sell it, and accepts category, quality, refund, and content rules before anything can be listed.
Open the private creator studio →No identity documents, bank details, payment-card information, API keys, private chats, or customer files are requested in the draft pilot.- 1PROPOSE
Describe the offer
Category, buyer outcome, delivery format, rights, country, and expected price range.
- 2REVIEW
Check trust and fit
Ownership, safety, quality, refund expectations, and prohibited-content screening.
- 3PILOT
Invite a small group
Approved creators test listing pages and buyer demand before payments are switched on.
- 4PAY LATER
Use an approved platform
Only a marketplace provider approved for the operator and seller countries may handle split payments and payouts.
Before transactions
The trust layer comes first.
These are product requirements for a future pilot. They are not a claim that marketplace operations are live.
Clear buyer deliverable
Every listing must state the exact file, service, physical item, license, delivery time, and limitations.
Creator rights
The seller must own or hold permission for every asset and must not sell private conversations or confidential material.
Real dispute controls
Refunds, delivery evidence, complaints, chargebacks, and seller appeals must be defined before checkout opens.
Regulated-category limits
No guaranteed income, financial signals, unsafe goods, deceptive claims, or illegal and harmful content.
Marketplace-grade payments
Fullary will not collect third-party seller money and remit it manually. Seller onboarding and payouts need an approved platform.
Separate billing rails
Lemon Squeezy remains for Fullary's own Pro subscription only—not for third-party seller transactions.
HELP SHAPE THE FIRST PILOT
Create a private draft →Have one useful offer people would pay for?
Prepare a private listing draft with the exact deliverable, intended USD price, and rights confirmation. Drafts are not public and cannot be purchased.