One file, whole site
Your name, roles, projects, research, experience, education, certifications and contact details all come from one plain-text file. Edit the text; the site follows.
Your resume, as your own website
Build your resume website once and share one link: solarpunkworks.com/profilepage/your-name.
The idea
A resume is a document; a profile is a place. ProfilePage turns what you have done into a website you can share with a recruiter, a collaborator or a class — and keep current by editing plain text.

What it does
Your name, roles, projects, research, experience, education, certifications and contact details all come from one plain-text file. Edit the text; the site follows.
A home page plus pages for projects, research, experience, education, writing, contact and images — in light or dark mode, on any screen.
Academic and professional versions of your resume from the same content, each with its own priorities, highlights and skills.
Paste a job description to see which of its keywords your resume already covers, with matching text highlighted and suggestions for what to feature.
One click downloads your resume as a clean text PDF, ready to attach to an application.
Every page is static, so there is no server to maintain and pages load fast.
Feature · Tailor to a job
Job-description tailoring is built into every ProfilePage resume. It runs in your browser, so the posting you paste is never uploaded.
Paste or upload the posting on your resume page. ProfilePage pulls out its key words and phrases, weighting longer phrases higher.
Each keyword is checked against your resume, so you can see what the posting asks for and what you already cover.
Wherever your resume uses the posting's language, the text is highlighted in place.
Your experience, projects and skills are scored against the posting, and the best fits are suggested for this application.
Pick the resume version that fits, then download it as a text PDF ready to attach.
An honest tool
Suggestions only come from what is already in your file. A missing keyword is a prompt to add something true, not something to fake.
In development
Personal pages at solarpunkworks.com/profilepage/your-name are being built now. If you would like one, we'd love to hear from you.
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