CollabGPS, a creator networking app designed to help content creators find collaborators, plan shoots and manage projects, has appointed Stellar Rogue as its new brand ambassador.
The Denver-based platform has been expanding its community, and the appointment is aimed at strengthening creator-focused growth and improving tools for efficient collaboration.
Rogue, an alt model and content creator, co-hosts the Flux Yeah podcast alongside Major Thrillz. She met with CollabGPS founder Ted Buras earlier this year to discuss the app and the growing demand for tools that help creators connect and work together more effectively.
“Stellar has believed in this from early on, and that kind of encouragement means a lot when you’re building something for creators from the ground up,” said Buras. “She understands the world this app is built for, she understands why better connection tools matter and she’s the kind of person who can help bring others into the community in a real way.”
CollabGPS was developed to address common challenges in creator collaborations. The platform connects users with creators who share similar interests and styles, centralises communication, scheduling, trip planning and media sharing in one place, and enables safe chats, shoot booking and professional project management. The app is available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play, and is built for creators who want to move beyond scattered messaging and fragmented planning.
Known for cosplay, comedy and performance work, Rogue is active on Instagram, TikTok and her personal site at StellarRogue.com. The Flux Yeah podcast, which she co-hosts with Major Thrillz, is shot on location in Reno, Nevada, releases new episodes weekly, and features candid discussions about love, life and relationships. Episodes are available on Spotify and other platforms.
In her ambassador role, Rogue will help welcome new users and promote the app as it broadens its reach. Creators signing up through her endorsement can use the referral code FluxYeah.
The appointment comes as more individuals turn to content creation as a full-time pursuit, increasing demand for tools that streamline partnerships. CollabGPS plans to introduce further enhancements supporting community engagement and project management, with Buras emphasising that features are developed with direct input from creators. The involvement of established voices like Rogue is expected to accelerate adoption and foster a more connected environment for content production.