Turn your resume into a website that answers questions

A resume is a file someone has to open, skim and interpret. A resume website is an address you can send anyone — and unlike a PDF, it can answer the question that particular reader came with.

What a resume website does that a PDF cannot

A PDF says the same thing to a hiring manager, a recruiter and a founder. Each of them opened it for a different reason, and none of them can ask a follow-up. A portal can.

The assistant only knows what you told it

The AI assistant on your portal retrieves your actual roles, dates and achievements before it answers, and declines anything it cannot ground in what you submitted. It does not invent employers, numbers or qualifications — which is the only way an assistant speaking for you is safe to put in front of a recruiter.

You keep the address

Build your CV into a portal once and it lives at a public address you choose. Share it in an application, a bio, an email signature or a DM — it is the same link everywhere, and it is yours. Free for 14 days, then ₹99 a month or ₹999 a year.

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 portal

Questions

Do I need to write anything myself?
No. Upload your existing CV or resume and the portal is built from it. You can edit any section afterwards, and the assistant re-learns your profile on every save.
Is this different from a CV builder or resume builder?
A CV builder produces a file you still have to send. This produces a live address with an AI assistant on it, job-description match scoring, and a contact-gated CV download. The CV is one part of it, not the whole thing.
Can I still download a normal CV?
Yes. Your portal carries a CV download, and it sits behind a consent gate — a visitor shares their own contact details before they can take your file, so you find out who is interested.

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