1. Add your experience
Upload your CV or enter your professional information, then review the structured result.
From CV to conversation
Turn your resume into an interactive experience
Bring the experience, projects and skills from your CV into one interactive profile recruiters can navigate, explore and ask questions about.
Your CV was made to be read. Your profile can be explored.
A PDF resume remains useful for applications and formal review. An interactive profile complements it by giving visitors clearer paths into the work, skills and experience most relevant to them.
Recruiters can move beyond a fixed page order without losing the concise professional story your CV provides.
Three focused steps
From CV to interactive profile
2. Personalise your profile
Shape your introduction, projects and skills, and choose how your digital avatar appears.
3. Publish one link
Keep the profile private while editing, then publish it when you are ready to share.
Help recruiters find what matters
Organised experience, projects and skills make it easier to understand where you have worked, what you have built and how your strengths connect.
When profile Q&A is enabled, recruiters can ask about those details and receive answers grounded in the professional information you supplied.
Keep control of your profile
Your working profile stays private until you publish it. Review and edit your information from the dashboard, preview how it appears, and unpublish the public page when needed.
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A useful complement
Traditional resume vs interactive profile
Traditional resume
- Fixed PDF or document format
- Concise application record
- Read in a set page order
Interactive profile
- Public, shareable web profile
- Connected experience, projects and skills
- Optional avatar and profile Q&A
Keep your CV. Expand the experience.
Build your interactive resume
Create one professional profile recruiters can explore.
Build my profile →