Lina100 Creator Programme

Lina100 Creator Challenge

We want to make this really worth it for you, so we're making our creator programme genuinely attractive. This first challenge is capped at the first 30 approved creators.

Make one useful Lina video for your audience

If your first approved Lina video gets 3,000+ views on one platform, you get paid $100 and are added to the lottery for the newest Apple AirPods Max.

1) Your first Lina video

$100when one approved video gets over 3,000 views on one platform

Your first-video bonus

AirPods Maxyou are added to the lottery for the newest Apple AirPods Max

2) People subscribe with your code - we track paid downloads

We track paid downloads using your code. This starts from your second Lina video onward. Rewards are milestone payouts, not stacked bonuses.

$25on your first 3 paid subscribers
$100at 10 paid subscribers
$300at 25 paid subscribers
$1,000at 50 paid subscribers

Easy example: your first approved Lina video gets 3,200 views on TikTok, so you receive $100 and an AirPods Max lottery entry. From your second Lina video onward, paid downloads using your code count toward the milestones.

We pay by PayPal or Wise only.

Programme rules

First 30 approved creators only.
You must receive a confirmation email before you post a Lina video.
Must mention Lina clearly.
Must show the app or explain one real feature.
Must not make medical claims.
Views must be from TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube Shorts. Views do not accumulate.
Lina can reject fake, botted, misleading, or duplicate posts.
Lina has the right to put ad spend behind approved videos through Meta ads or Spark Ads.

How it works

7 simple steps

1
Apply with the short form
Tell us where to find you, your follower counts, and a few details about your audience.
2
Wait for confirmation
Do not post yet. You must receive an email confirming that you have been accepted into the programme.
3
Get your Lina codes
If accepted, you'll receive a private Lina access code and a public tracking code that lets us track paid downloads from your content.
4
Add your tracking code to your bio
Put it anywhere people already click, including TikTok, Instagram, or Linktree.
5
Post your first Lina video
Make one useful video that clearly mentions Lina and shows the app or explains one real feature.
6
Claim your first-video reward
When that one video passes 3,000 views on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube Shorts, email us the URL and your PayPal or Wise handle.
7
Keep posting and earn from paid downloads
From your second Lina video onward, we track paid downloads using your code toward the milestone payouts.

Creator doc

How to create the best video

These are not scripts you need to read word for word. Think of them more like prompts.

Open doc - how to make the best video

Simple video formula

HOOK
Show one Lina feature
Screen record the result
Say why it helps
Give your code

What you need to do

1. Hook

Start with one sharp line. Keep it short. Say it to camera or put it as text on screen.

2. Pick one feature

Use one viral feature only. Good options: Food scan, Satiety score, Glucose score, Processed food score, Plate Up recipes, Ask Lina, Dose tracking, Exercise plan, Food diary.

3. Screen record it

Open Lina and screen record yourself using the feature. Show the actual result on screen.

4. Talk over it

Either talk to camera first, then cut to the screen recording, or just screen record the feature and add a voiceover. Keep it casual.

5. Close with your tracking code

End with your public tracking code. “Search Lina on the App Store and use my code when you sign up.”

Realistic creator script structure

Real problem: Say something someone would actually say.
Show Lina doing one thing: Do not explain the whole app.
Make it feel useful, not magical: Avoid “life changing”, “game changer”, “changed my journey”.
Simple CTA: “Search Lina on the App Store and use my code when you sign up.”

Example video

HOOK: “I scanned my lunch and the satiety score told me it was basically a snack pretending to be a meal.”

SHOW: Open Lina and scan your meal.

TALK: “It shows calories, protein, satiety, glucose impact, and processed food score. I use it because eating less on GLP only works if the food actually keeps me full.”

CLOSE: “Search Lina on the App Store and use my code when you sign up.”

Hooks to use

These are starting points, not scripts. Change the wording so it sounds like you. It is good to indicate what market it is for, like “UK Mounjaro people”, “US Zepbound people”, or “GLP-1 people in Canada”.

Example: “If you crash after lunch, your glucose score might explain why.”

Food scanning

“I scanned my lunch and the satiety score explained why I was hungry an hour later.”
“If you’re on GLP and every meal feels like a guess, scan it first.”
“One photo tells me calories, protein, satiety, glucose impact, and processed food score.”
“If your lunch makes you crash, scan it.”

Satiety score

“I thought this meal would fill me up. The satiety score said no.”
“Calories do not tell you whether a meal will keep you full.”
“This tells me if a meal is filling or just pretending.”
“Tiny appetite means I need meals that work harder.”

Glucose score

“If you crash after lunch, your glucose score might explain why.”
“I scanned my ‘healthy’ meal and the glucose score was criminal.”
“This meal looked innocent. The glucose score said absolutely not.”
“I thought it was the meds. The glucose score said it was lunch.”

Processed food score

“I scanned my ‘healthy’ snack and the processed food score exposed it.”
“The label looked healthy. The processed food score disagreed.”
“If it says protein on the wrapper, I still scan it.”
“I do not need food shame. I need a clearer signal.”

Plate Up recipes

“Food feels like a chore now, so I make the app decide.”
“I don’t need a meal plan. I need someone to tell me what I can actually eat.”
“Most recipes are useless when your appetite is the size of a toddler’s.”
“If dinner feels impossible, this makes it easier.”

Food diary

“I thought I ate enough today. My food diary said absolutely not.”
“I’m not a food diary person, but this one basically does it for me.”
“The best food diary is the one that does not feel like homework.”
“I use this because my memory is not a nutrition plan.”

Ask Lina

“I Googled one side effect and mentally planned my funeral.”
“This is what I use instead of terrifying myself on forums.”
“Some questions feel too small to ask a doctor but too annoying to ignore.”
“I do not want scary forums. I want a calm answer.”

Dose tracking

“I forgot which side I injected on again, so I finally stopped guessing.”
“My dose schedule does not belong in my camera roll.”
“Left side, right side, dose, date. Finally all in one place.”
“This remembers the boring stuff so I do not have to.”

Progress

“The scale said nothing happened. My habits said otherwise.”
“I needed proof I wasn’t failing just because the number did not move.”
“Weight is useful, but it’s not the whole picture.”
“This makes slow progress feel less invisible.”

Exercise

“If you’re on the meds and feel weak, start smaller than you think.”
“I stopped trying to burn calories and started trying to keep strength.”
“If you can only do ten minutes, do ten minutes.”
“Walking counts. Stretching counts. Showing up counts.”

Daily check in

“I wish I tracked how I felt from the start.”
“My doctor asked how I’d been and my mind went blank.”
“I log mood, energy, symptoms, and notes in less than a minute.”
“Ten seconds a day gave me a much clearer picture.”

Streaks

“I hate that streaks work on me, but they do.”
“Some days I only log one thing. Still counts.”
“I do not need a perfect week. I need to keep showing up.”
“The streak makes the boring stuff feel like progress.”

All in one Lina

“Food, side effects, doses, progress, questions. I wanted it all in one place.”
“This is basically the app I wish I had in week one.”
“This is for the stuff that happens between appointments.”
“Everything felt scattered before I put it in one place.”

Combo hooks

“I scanned my meal and got calories, protein, glucose score, satiety score, and processed food score in seconds.”
“If you’re on GLP, this is the difference between eating less and eating smarter.”
“One photo told me why I was tired, hungry, and low on protein.”
“If your appetite is tiny, guessing is a bad strategy.”

CTA lines

“Search Lina on the App Store and use my code when you sign up.”
“Use my code so Lina knows I sent you.”
“If this would help you, search Lina on the App Store and use my code.”
“Use the code on screen when you sign up.”

Softer credibility lines

“This has actually helped.”
“It makes the day to day stuff easier.”
“It’s not perfect, but it’s better than guessing.”
“It makes things feel less messy.”
“It gives me a clearer picture.”
“It gives me a calmer place to start.”

Lines to avoid

“Game changer.”
“Run, don’t walk.”
“Life changing.”
“Trust me, you need it.”

The end goal

Become a Founding Creator

Keep posting and bringing in sign ups and we'll invite you to be a Founding Creator, our top tier. You get paid briefs, the highest rates and can earn up to $3,000 a month plus bonuses.

Good to know

Join the
100 programme

Make one useful Lina video for your audience

1) Your first Lina video

Your first-video bonus

2) People subscribe with your code - we track paid downloads

7 simple steps

Become a Founding Creator

Trusted by GLP-1 users in

Join the100 programme

Make one useful Lina video for your audience

1) Your first Lina video

Your first-video bonus

2) People subscribe with your code - we track paid downloads

7 simple steps

Become a Founding Creator

Get a free week of Lina when you start

Trusted by GLP-1 users in

Join the
100 programme