The only tool artists need to get their work out there.
Your studio assistant: Instagram, your website and open calls, handled in the background.

Why I built Pablito
I'm Marie. I've spent years on the business side of the art world: at Christie's, at a contemporary gallery in Berlin, at international art fairs such as Art Basel, Frieze and FIAC, and as an artist's assistant. There I learnt that collectors need to trust an artist before they buy.
I paint and draw too, and I've always played with the idea of becoming a professional artist. But I knew what came with it: selling myself, hours on Instagram, a website to keep up.
Technology should help with that, not add to it.
I've since talked with dozens of artists and interviewed ten of them in depth. Again and again, I saw talented artists lose time, and chances, to admin. As one painter told me: "If we could only paint, that would be ideal. But we have to do 36 jobs."
So I built Pablito. It drafts your Instagram captions and posts them once you approve, keeps your website and portfolio up to date, and finds open calls and prepares your applications.
You upload and approve; Pablito does the rest, so you can focus on your art, not the admin.
