At the end, a few choices only you can make, and a button to send them to us.
Tap the page or use the arrows to turn it. Prepared by Embiro Technologies, 8 September 2026.

You don't want a gallery of photographs. You want a site that presents you.
The photographs in this book are from your sponsorship deck. We used them to show how the real thing will feel; nothing is published until you choose the images.

November. A journalist in San Juan hears your name and searches it on her phone.
She sees a photograph, full screen. One line under it. She swipes. Ten frames later she knows who you are, and she hasn't read a paragraph.
She taps About: four short paragraphs, your press, one email address.
She writes to you that evening.



Three frames of the gallery, with the kind of one-line captions that do the work of a biography.
01 · NAIROBI
02 · JOHANNESBURG
03

zendaya.com, captured this week
Four menu items. One photograph. Press set as a plain list with thin rules. A warm stone background and near-black text. That is where the calm comes from.

beyonce.com, captured this week
The whole home page is one strip of full-height photographs you swipe sideways through, the edge of the next one always showing. A tiny menu. No paragraphs.

Written from your deck and your press. Cut what doesn't sound like you. This is the short bio for Home; the full About text follows once you've corrected this one.
Mitchelle Daka is a Ugandan model, founder and the first Miss Universe Uganda. Discovered at Elite Model Look in Nairobi, signed in Johannesburg, based in Dubai: more than a decade of runways across Africa and the Middle East, an activewear label of her own, and a wellness platform built on one belief, that healing happens through action. On 24 November she represents Uganda at the 75th Miss Universe in Puerto Rico.
"The race is not won by the fastest runner, but by the most consistent one over time."
Your story section opens with this line of yours, then tells it straight: Budaka, the Elite Model Look win, the two rejections and the one email that got you signed at Boss Models, Johannesburg Fashion Week, Dubai, Figures The Brand, The Grounded Woman Initiative. It ends with what the crown is for.
Tap the one that feels most like you. You can change your mind on any page; the summary at the end updates as you go.
Everything below appears in your press or your deck. Tick what you want named on the site. Leave out anything you'd rather not claim, or that was a casting rather than a job.
WhatsApp opens a chat with Collins with your choices already typed. Your choices also stay on this device if you come back to change them.

Most reigning queens have no website of their own. You'll be one of the few who does, and it will be yours: your photographs, your words, your name on the domain.
Embiro Technologies · Collins Mbulakyalo and Fahad · collins@embiro.com