Profiles
Be known for your work before you apply
Lead with what you're doing now and what you've shipped, with the numbers that prove it. People and companies follow work, not keyword lists.
How it works
- 01
Import or write it
Start from LinkedIn or your résumé, or write it in your own words.
- 02
Add what you've shipped
Projects, talks, writing and open source, each with the number that matters.
- 03
Publish when ready
Pick a handle and make it public. Until then, only you can see it.
The details
Now
One line about what you're working on, with up to three numbers that show it.
Shipped
The work you're proud of as cards, not bullet points buried in a résumé.
Career timeline
Your roles and education on one line, so the shape of your career reads in a second.
Search stays separate
Whether you're looking, your matches and your pay floor never appear on your profile.
Questions
Who can see my profile?
Nobody, until you publish it. Then anyone with the link.
Does my profile say I'm job hunting?
Never. Your job search lives in a private layer that no profile or company page shows.
Can I hide my current employer?
You can block companies, including your current employer, from ever seeing you in matches.
Keep exploring
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