For job seekers: stop attaching, start sending a link
The hard part of a job search is not producing the CV. It is that you send it into silence, and never learn whether the people who hire read it, understood it, or saw a fit at all.
Know the fit before you apply
Paste a job description and the matcher scores it against your real profile, with the reasoning shown. You find out where you are strong and where you are thin — before you spend an evening on the application.
Find out what happened to your link
Your portal records visits, so a search stops being entirely blind. You can see that the link was opened and what was asked about, which is more than an emailed attachment will ever tell you.
- Visitor analytics on your own portal
- A consent gate that tells you who took your CV
- One link that works in every application and message
Build yours in five minutes
Upload your CV, choose your address, and your portal is live. Free for 14 days, no card. From ₹99 a month after that.
Build your portalQuestions
- Will recruiters actually open a link?
- It opens in a browser like any page, including on a phone, with no download and no app. The page is readable in seconds, which is the part that decides whether it gets looked at.
- Can I use this alongside job boards?
- Yes, and most people do. The portal is the address you put into applications and messages, wherever you find the role.