Your past work should be working for you. We made it easy.

We move project to project, post the work, and move onto the next thing. But a project’s life shouldn’t end when the first day of attention does. The world sees the finished work. Too often, the people who made it get buried in a caption full of @’s.

NOVA’s newest release, .121, fixes that. It gives your past work a second life, helping people discover you through it while you’re busy making the next thing, and reveals the real network your career has already built so you can put it to use. You’ve already done the work. Let it give you an advantage.

 

Paste a Link, Get the Credit

The work you helped make should lead back to you. Now it can. Paste a link to your post and NOVA automatically pulls in the project’s media and credits. Review it, publish it, and the project is connected to you and your team, whether or not they’re on NOVA yet.

Already posted older work somewhere else? Update the credits with a link. Not credited on something you helped make? Request your credit directly. With over a million projects and counting, NOVA connects the work to the people who made it, so your contribution keeps working for you long after the post goes up.

 

Shared Projects: Post Once, Credit Everyone

Not everyone on a shoot gets sent the final files. And regardless, the whole team shouldn’t have to upload the same project separately just to get credit.

With Shared Projects, one person pastes the link to upload and credit the full team. Everyone credited can then add the project to their own profile with a single tap. If you’re missing from a project you worked on, you can now request a credit, and once it’s approved, add it straight to your profile.

 

Your Career Page: What Your Work Has Built

Your portfolio is for other people. Your new Career page is for you.

It’s a private overview of your credits, clients, and collaborators, automatically updated every time you upload a project or get credited on one. It’s also where you manage the behind-the-scenes work: uploading projects, reviewing which credits to showcase, and handling incoming credit requests.

We work with so many people across so many projects that moving straight to the next one makes it easy to lose track. Your real network is bigger than you think. Now you can actually see it.

 

Your Shared Network: Know Who Really Connects You

Mutuals on social media don’t mean what they used to. Your Shared Network takes that a step further, showing you the people you’ve actually worked with and the collaborators you have in common.

It gives those connections real context. See your mutual collaborators, then explore the projects you’ve worked on together and exactly what each person did. When you’re hiring, you’ll know who to ask about working with someone. When you’re applying, you’ll know who to ask to put in a good word.