For creators selling in Thailand

From an idea to money you can account for

InfluDNA runs the loop an affiliate creator actually works: decide what to make, read it against Thai advertising rules, post it where posting is permitted, and count only the money a platform report confirms.

Both doors open with no account, no card, and no credit balance.

There are no usage statistics on this page. Nothing here has a number we could source, so nothing here claims one. Every picture below is a screenshot of the running app.

The loop, in four steps

Each step below is one screen of the product, photographed while it was running.

A person decides what gets made

The app reads the catalogue and proposes a shortlist with its reasons attached. Nothing is produced, and no credit is spent, until somebody accepts a row.

A person decides what gets made
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The shortlist card. Every proposal carries the argument for it, and two buttons only a person can press.

Thai advertising rules read it before anyone else does

The same rulebook that runs inside the product is open to anyone. It names the rule it applied, quotes the phrase that tripped it, and says what to change. Rules whose wording is not yet confirmed in the gazette are capped at a warning rather than treated as settled.

Thai advertising rules read it before anyone else does
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One caption, five findings: promise-of-result wording, a therapeutic claim under the food and medicine acts, a missing commercial disclosure, and two rules about labelling work made with AI.

It posts only where posting is permitted

Every platform gets a verdict instead of a logo. Where an interface permits unattended posting, the app posts. Where it does not, the app names the rule that stops it and hands you the package to post yourself.

It posts only where posting is permitted
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The connection card. The entry for TikTok explains that posting through its interface would drop the product anchor your commission hangs on.

Money a report can confirm

Commission a platform has validated and commission still under review sit in two separate columns and are never added together. Figures you type in yourself stay in a panel of their own and never join the total.

Money a report can confirm
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The results card. This workspace has imported no commission report, so it shows nothing rather than an estimate.

Three things a general content tool does not do

A rulebook written for Thai law, not a generic filter

The policy set names the consumer protection board announcement on labelling work made with AI, the food, medicine and cosmetics acts, the advertising permit numbers a supplement claim needs, and the consumer protection act itself. Each finding carries the identifier of the rule it came from, so it can be argued with.

Read a caption against the rules

Money kept in the shape it arrived in

Validated and pending are never summed. A settled marketplace figure already net of withholding tax is never added to a gross one from another marketplace. Spend a provider never priced is declared unpriced rather than quietly counted as nothing.

Money kept in the shape it arrived in
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The spend card, showing what was actually recorded for each provider.

A credential a stranger can check

Study time is credited from the server clock rather than the player, so a fast-forward earns nothing. The certificate that results has a public page showing the course, the version and the date, and deliberately no score, because somebody else's score is their own business.

A credential a stranger can check
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The public certificate check. No account was used to open it.

Start with the door that asks for nothing

Read a caption against the rules, or score a draft. If this is the loop you work, an account picks it up from there.