Your career, proven.

Turn scattered evidence into a truthful, stronger career record — backed by proof, not promises.

  • Imports your résumé, LinkedIn archive, GitHub and work evidence.
  • Flags both underselling and claims the record cannot support.
  • Produces résumé files, a career site, role matches and application help.
01 IMPORTBring in the record you already have.
02 VERIFYCross-check what is real and what is missing.
03 TAILORStrengthen the truth for a target role.
04 PUBLISHExport, share, match and apply.

Add context to your record

One free run · see the whole result · downloads through a pack or paid plan · a free account, no card · nothing is published without you

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Your LinkedIn export
Drop your LinkedIn archive here The .zip LinkedIn emails you — optional, but it fills gaps your résumé left out
    How to get it — about 10 minutes
    1. LinkedIn → Settings & Privacy → Data Privacy.
    2. Choose Get a copy of your data.
    3. Pick Want something in particular? and tick Profile, Positions, Education, Skills, Certifications, Projects and Recommendations.
    4. Request the archive. LinkedIn emails a download link, usually within ten minutes.
    5. Drop the .zip above — no need to unzip it.

    A full export also contains your messages, your connections and every job you have applied to. None of that is opened: only the seven profile files above are read out of the archive, and the rest is never decompressed. One thing is fetched on your behalf: a certification's verification link, if the archive carries one, is opened and read for your name, so a badge the issuer publishes can show as verified. Nothing else in the archive is followed, and LinkedIn itself is never fetched.

    Look of your site and résumé
    Choose your designs (optional — you can change any of it later)

    Starting points, not cages — every one is fully editable afterwards, and the preview below always shows the exact combination you have picked.

    Palette

    Colours only. Every palette is included.

    Site layout

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    Résumé design

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    Every color is available to everyone. This choice changes your résumé without changing your website.

    Everything else

    A username alone scores your public repositories. Connect your account and it scores your private ones too — they raise your skill levels, though they are never shown as evidence, because a reader cannot open them.

    What connecting does — about 2 minutes
    1. The link opens GitHub and asks you to install our app on your account.
    2. GitHub asks which repositories. You can pick All, or Only select repositories and choose them one by one. Picking a handful works fine — anything you leave out is simply not read.
    3. You are returned here and the scoring starts. It takes a minute or two.

    What is read: the repositories you granted, public and private — their languages, whether they have tests and CI, the commit history, and how much of the code is yours rather than a framework's or a colleague's.

    What is never published: your code, and the name or address of any private repository. A private repo raises the skill level it demonstrates and appears as “found in a private repository” — never as a link, because a reader cannot open it and evidence a stranger cannot check is not evidence. Nothing is written to your GitHub account.

    To undo it: GitHub → Settings → Applications → Installed GitHub Apps → Uninstall. Scores already computed stay on your record; nothing further is read.

    Read as your own account, like your résumé: the projects, technologies, education and credentials each page states are added to the record, verbatim and nothing invented, and each addition says which page it came from. Work history is never taken from a page; your résumé is the record of that. A LinkedIn URL is never fetched; use the archive above.

    Nothing is published yet. You get a private link first, and choose a name to publish at you.mycareerproof.com only when you are ready.

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