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# How to create a Phaver profile
## TL;DR - What is Phaver
* Phaver is a native mobile web3 social application built on Lens Protocol
* We are building a web3 Social app with UX and UI good enough that enables people to onboard into web3 easier than ever before
* Incorporates a native token rewards system, rewarding users in a gamified way for sharing the best content discovered or created
* A home for NFT Social - where users connect their NFT collections to their profile and access NFT-gated topics + privileges
The Phaver mission is to create the most interesting social feed on your mobile phone
## Signing up
You can sign up to Phaver by either;
1. Using an email address
2. Using your favourite 3rd party app such as Google, Facebook or Apple
### Completing the signup process is as easy as 1,2,3
1\. Type in your name
2\. Choose a username (The name that will be displayed on your profile)
3\. Add a profile Picture (Choose your favourite NFT or a maybe a nice pic of yourself?)
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