What happens between your résumé and a link.

Seven steps turn whatever you already have into a page you send instead of a PDF. Here is each one, in full.

A finished pitch page, shown as an example

First it asks what you are pitching.

Seven kinds of page. Your answer decides which sections exist before a single question is asked about you.

Job application
Stand out to employers with an interactive résumé page.
University application
Showcase yourself to admissions committees.
Athlete pitch
Highlight stats, highlights, and recruiting info.
Real estate pitch
Present listings or your services as an agent.
Property listing
Market one property: photos, price, facts, and showings.
Contractor bid
Showcase your projects, trade, and past work.
Sales pitch
Pitch your product, service, or offer to potential buyers.

A property listing swaps in an extra step of its own, called The property.

The seven steps

Add your material, then Your page so far

Drop whatever you have. A page appears.

Files, pasted text, or a link. One action reads all of it and composes every section of the page.

16
formats read
8
supporting documents
8 MB
each document

Documents

  • PDF
  • Word (.docx)
  • Word (.doc)
  • Word template (.dotx)
  • Rich Text (.rtf)
  • OpenDocument (.odt)
  • OpenDocument template (.ott)
  • Apple Pages
  • HTML
  • Text
  • Markdown
  • CSV

Images

  • JPEG image
  • PNG image
  • WebP image
  • HEIC image
An example of a finished page

Your material didn’t have anything new for that section.

An example portrait from one of the sample pages

Upload and details

Your face, your city, your details.

Add a portrait, a city image, and how to reach you.

A portrait
Uploaded, or cropped from a photo you already have.
A city image
Where you are, or where you are headed.
How to reach you
The contact details the page shows.
15 MB
the cap on each photo
A separate example page, showing where a portrait lands
The style the picker opens with, shown as a finished page

The recommended style opens first.

Pick your style

The style that fits, picked first.

One recommended design opens the step. The rest sit behind a toggle.

  • The Corporate template
  • The Broadsheet template
  • The Premium template
  • The Console template
  • The Offset Tiles template
  • The Hard Split template

30 complete designs, 20+ colour sets each, and 29 of the 30 also come in light or dark.

Change the design after publishing, free, as often as you like.

Finishing touches

Blanks are allowed.

It asks only about sections it could not fill. Type an answer, or leave it empty and move on.

Your answer, or leave it blank

Nothing typed, that’s fine, this section stays as it is.

A person recording an intro video at a laptop

Intro video

Record it here, or upload a clip.

It plays inside the published page, so nobody opens an attachment to hear you.

Light from the front
Face a window or lamp, never have the light behind you.
Camera at eye level
Prop your phone up. Looking down at a lens reads as distant.
Either way in
Record in the browser, or upload a clip up to 50 MB.

Review and publish

It checks the page before you pay.

A thin page gets flagged, never blocked.

$9one time, per page, no subscription
Free to build and edit
The whole way through, up to the moment you publish.
Credits never expire
Buy one now, use it whenever.
Refundable for 14 days
Unused credits, no questions.

What the check looks at

Basics
Name, headline and bio live on the first step.
Style
No style picked yet.
Portrait
No photo yet, most styles use one.
Intro video
Optional, and the page publishes without one.

Every one of these is a nudge. None of them stops you publishing.

One link per person. No cookies.

A tracked link for each recipient. What it reports is deliberately coarse, and what it never collects sits beside it.

A published page, the thing the link opens

What the link tells you

Opens
Someone opened the link you sent them.
Video watch depth
How far into the intro video they got.
Résumé downloads
Whether the résumé was taken.
Scroll depth
How far down the page they reached.
Time on page
Reported as coarse bands, never exact seconds.

What it never does

No cookies
Published pages set none.
No IP stored
The address is never kept, raw or hashed.
Do Not Track
Obeyed, and the visit is not recorded.
Global Privacy Control
Obeyed the same way.
Your résumé
Read once to build the page, stored privately, never shown on it.

Start with what you already have.

Free to build and edit, the whole way through. $9 once to publish, per page. No subscription.

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An example page, shown wide