It's a private community of designers who show up for each other on Dribbble. You post a shot, real designers engage with it in the first hours. You do the same for them. That's the whole thing.

You post your shot on Dribbble like you always do. You open the Rebound bot in Telegram and send /boost, it picks up your latest shot automatically. Designers across the community get your shot in their chat. They tap the link, engage, and move on. Then you do the same when someone else posts. No plugins, no browser extensions, no software. It all happens in Telegram, so you can clear your tasks on your phone while waiting for coffee.

One credit boosts one shot. Your plan gives you a set number every month, anywhere from 5 up to 30. Spend them however you want. Post three times in one week and nothing the next, or keep a steady rhythm. Monthly credits don't roll over, so each month starts fresh. Need more? Extra credits you buy in the bot never expire.

Anytime you're on a plan. Open /credits in the bot and buy from 1 to 30 at once. They're $10 each, or $7.50 on Rebound Max and founding plans. Extra credits never expire and don't reset with your monthly ones. They're only used once your monthly credits run out, so nothing you buy goes to waste. They aren't available during the free trial.

Dribbble decides fast. When you post, the algorithm watches how people react early. Strong early engagement tells it your shot is worth showing to more people. Weak early engagement tells it the opposite. That decision happens in hours, not days. And once it's made, it's made. We've tested this, you can throw a thousand views at an old shot and it stays dead. That's why Rebound only ever works on your newest shot.

Visibility is the whole game on Dribbble. Clients don't search for you by name, they scroll and they find you. If your work never surfaces, they never see it. A shot that gets pushed up gets seen by thousands of people, and some of them hire designers. A month of shots landing properly can turn into real conversations.

We've spent thousands on it. What you get is views, and almost nothing else. Two problems. It takes days to get approved, so by the time your shot goes out, the window that actually mattered is already gone. And it buys you impressions, not engagement. People scroll past. No likes, no saves, no comments, nothing the algorithm cares about. You're paying for a number that goes up on a dashboard.

They give you volume from accounts nobody respects. Sixty instant likes from empty profiles doesn't help you. We've watched shots get flooded and stay completely dead. Dribbble isn't counting likes, it's reading who's liking. Engagement from real, active designers with real profiles carries weight. Engagement from bot accounts is noise, and instant spikes look exactly like what they are. Rebound is real designers, engaging at a natural pace. That's the difference.

A couple of minutes a day. You get the links in Telegram, tap through them, done. Most people clear them in one batch. Usually a task is just a like. Sometimes a comment or save. We mix it up so the engagement looks natural, because a wall of identical likes is its own kind of red flag.

Once a day, the system runs a check on completed tasks. If it finds one that never happened, it comes back into your chat and asks you to finish it. No drama, no punishment for a genuine slip.

Then this isn't the right fit, and that's okay. Two things happen. You can't spend a credit while you have tasks sitting undone, and if skipping becomes a habit, you can lose your place in the community for good. It's not about being strict. The whole thing only works if people actually show up for each other. And if you'd rather not do tasks at all, that's what Max tier is for.

Nothing happens if you're away for a bit. Tasks keep arriving, so mute the chat if you like, and when you're back, clear them all in one go. It takes a few minutes. Every task stays open for 48 hours, and we remind you 12 hours and 1 hour before it closes. Catch up within that time and your streak stays safe. Just don't make skipping a habit. Other members count on you, the same way you count on them.

We never ask for your password and you should never give it to anyone. All we need is your public profile link, the same thing you'd put in your bio. Everything here is real people using their own accounts, manually, at a normal pace. No automation touching your profile, no software logging in as you, no fake accounts.

Three days and one credit: one shot, fully boosted. You post, the community shows up, and you see what happens to your numbers. Then you decide. If it's not for you, cancel in the bot before the three days are up and you won't be charged. The trial comes with every public plan, once per person.

Move up, move down or cancel anytime in the bot, it takes a few seconds. A new plan starts when your current period ends, and if you cancel, you keep everything until the end of the period you've paid for. Changed your mind? Ask within 14 days of a payment. If you haven't used any credits from it, you get it all back; if you have, we refund it minus $10 for each credit you used. The free trial credit never counts. Just message us with /feedback in the bot or at support@rebound.design.

Yes, 3 credits each. Send /invite in the bot to get your personal link. When someone joins through it and makes their first payment, including when their free trial turns into a plan, you both get 3 credits. You both need an active plan when the credits land, and there's no limit on how many designers you invite. Invite credits never expire.

Three that matter more than anything else. Post at the right time for your audience, then boost it straight away. Not that evening, not the next morning. The gap between posting and engagement is the difference between a shot that flies and one that doesn't. Your cover image does most of the work. It's the only thing people see while scrolling. Titles and keywords matter more than designers think. They're how people find your work weeks later, long after the initial push.

Dribbble is the start. We're building toward Behance and other platforms designers actually care about. The goal stays the same: less work for you, more eyes on your work. Every feature we add is aimed at those two things.