You create a Dapple account the first time you submit to an organisation — there's no separate signup page. Just open the submission link an organisation has shared, choose how you want to sign in, and verify your email.
Do I need an account to submit?
Yes. Every submission on Dapple is tied to an account, so you can track status, reply to messages from the organisation, and submit to other open calls without re-entering your details. Accounts are free for creators — you only ever pay if the organisation charges a submission fee.
How to sign up
Click the submission link sent to you by the organisation (or shared on their website or social media). You'll land on the organisation's Dapple submission page — the organisation's name will be visible at the top so you can confirm you're in the right place.
Choose one of the following sign-in methods:
Google, Apple, or Microsoft: click the relevant button, sign in with those credentials, and grant permission. You'll be signed straight into Dapple — no email verification needed.
Email (magic link): enter your email address. Dapple will send you a one-time sign-in link. Open the email, click the link, and you'll land on the submission form signed in.
I didn't get the email — what now?
Check your spam or junk folder first. Search your inbox for "Dapple" or the subject "Sign in Link". If it still hasn't arrived, add noreply@dapplehq.com to your safe-senders list and request a new link. For step-by-step troubleshooting, see I Didn't Receive an Email When Signing Up
What happens after signup?
You go straight to the submission form. Once you send the submission, your Dapple account unlocks your submissions dashboard — a single place to track every submission you've made to any organisation using Dapple, see current status, and message the organisations directly.