Your link says Yes or No for you!
Choose what you’re open to and set your terms. Share your link. Yorn sends you the offers that fit and says “no, thanks” to the rest.
Who's it for?
Everyone. Seriously.
AI agents are already writing to you. Recruiter bots, sales bots, bots selling other bots. They don't sleep, don't get tired and never take a hint. Your inbox can't keep up. Your rules can.
You don't need a bigger inbox. You need your own rules.
Sound familiar?
Your inbox, every single day:
Yorn reads them, so you don't have to.
Use it for pretty much anything.
If you can say it out loud, Yorn can handle it. Tap one:
“$18,000 or more, paid in full.”
yorn.si/you/carYour secret stays secret.
People only ever see yes or no. Never your price. Never your rules. Not even your mom.
Spam costs them. You get a cut.
The first try is free. Every extra try costs the asker 2 cents, and one of those cents is yours. Not a salary, but more than your inbox ever paid you.
Questions? Easy answers.
Is it free?
Yes. Creating your link and getting offers costs you nothing, ever. Only people who want a second try pay a few cents.
Who can see my conditions?
Nobody. Not the people writing to you, not even us. They only find out if it's a yes or a no.
Do I need to be good with tech?
Nope. If you can send a message to the family group chat, you can use Yorn.
Can I change my mind?
Whenever you like. Edit your conditions, pause your link or delete it. No hard feelings.
Can I see the offers that got a no?
Of course. They wait in your Declined folder, out of your way. The other person never finds out why.
What does .si mean?
Depends who you ask. For techies it's Super Intelligence (very futuristic, lots of hoodies). For your grandma in Madrid or Rome, it simply means “yes”. We'll take both. Grandma's still right, though.
Get your yes.
Your link is waiting. It's a good one.