Getting Started

What Yeja Is For

Yeja Studios brings an artist's work together in one place. My Studio holds your inventory, your Atelier is your public page, and apps such as Art Board, Auctions, Commissions and Fundraisers cover the different ways to show and sell art. Collectors use Yeja to discover and buy work, and galleries use it to find artists.

Joining The Waitlist

• On the home page, select Join the Waitlist.
• Fill in the form: who you are (an artist, a collector, a gallery or the public sector), your name, email and country. Artists and galleries also add an Atelier or social link.
• Select Request an Invite. If you started with Continue With Google, your email is already verified. Otherwise, click the link in the verification email we send you.
• We review every application and reply by email within a few days.
• When you're approved, open the invite email and select Set Your Password to finish creating your account.

To sign in later, select Sign In on the home page, enter your email and password, and select Login. If your approved address is a Google account, you can use Continue With Google instead.

Your First Sign-In

The first time you sign in, a short setup walks you through your roles, a username, a photo, your location and your addresses. If you joined from the waitlist, it first shows the details you gave us so you can confirm them. You can choose Skip For Now on the photo and address steps. A few quick questions about how you sell or collect come last, and you can skip those too.

Finding Your Way Around

Once you're set up, every app opens in the same frame, with a bar along the top:

• Apps lists every app, from My Studio and Art Board to Wallet. Select Rearrange Apps to change their order.
• Create starts common tasks, such as Upload Artwork, which opens My Studio.
• The search box finds people, art and colors.
• Your avatar opens the account menu, with your settings, Help & Support and Log Out. See Account And Sign-In.
• On a phone, these actions move to a bar at the bottom of the screen.