Your developer portfolio on one link
Projects, skills, experience and certificates on one page a recruiter gets in 10 seconds. For anyone chasing a first job, getting back into the market or switching careers — and tired of sending GitHub, LinkedIn and a PDF separately.
No card. 3 projects, 15 skills and a public link, free forever.
Why your profile gets skipped in screening
- A grade you gave yourself
- You mark React as advanced. Every candidate marks React as advanced. The reader discounts it before finishing the line.
- Three links, three tabs
- GitHub in one place, LinkedIn in another, a PDF attached to a third. Joining them up is the reader’s work — so it does not happen.
- A repository is not a portfolio
- Nobody opens your code to work out what the project does, which problem it solves, and which part of it is yours.
What changes from what you already use
LinkedIn, GitHub and your PDF are still useful. None of them, on its own, shows what you can actually do.
LinkedIn
Today
Skills endorsed by colleagues, at a level you picked yourself.
On Profolio
Every skill shows up attached to the projects that used it.
GitHub
Today
Code without context. Nobody opens a repository to find out what the project does.
On Profolio
Every project with the problem it solves, your part, a live link and images.
PDF résumé
Today
One version per application, out of date the following week.
On Profolio
One link that is always current, and still exports a PDF when a job asks for one.
Skills with proof, not a grade
Everywhere else you grade yourself. Here a skill stays attached to the projects that used it, and the count comes from that link — not from a number you typed into a field.
- Catálogo Sebo
- Painel de Rotas
- Feira Livre API
Demonstration content — not a real portfolio
Everything a job posting asks for, in one place
- 01Skills
- Each one linked to the projects that use it, with a proficiency level.
- 02Applications
- A board tracking where you applied and what came back. Only you see it.
- 03Projects
- Status, repository and live links, and up to 10 images on Premium.
- 04Experience
- Roles and dates, in the order a recruiter reads them.
- 05Certificates
- Courses and credentials, with the issuer and the date.
- 06Résumé export
- PDF and plain text, typeset from your data — never a screenshot of a page.
Is it for you?
It is for you if you
- Are looking for your first job or internship in tech.
- Are getting back into the market and need to stand out in a pile of résumés.
- Are switching careers: you have projects, but not yet the job title that proves them.
- Have work scattered across GitHub, LinkedIn and PDFs.
Maybe not if you
- Already have a personal site recruiters find and read.
- Are looking for somewhere to host code — that is still GitHub.
No card. 3 projects, 15 skills and a public link, free forever.
Start free. Subscribe when free gets too small.
3 projects and 15 skills, no card and no deadline. Premium raises the limits and adds images to your projects.
Premium
Recommended
R$ 8,33/month
on the yearly plan — R$ 99,90 charged once a year
- 15 projects
- Unlimited skills and certificates
- 10 images per project
Before you ask
- Will a recruiter actually open it?
- It is one page, no login, and it opens on a phone. It also exports to PDF and plain text from the same data, for when a process asks for a résumé attachment.
- If I cancel Premium, do I lose what I published?
- No. The link stays up and everything already published stays there. You simply stop adding new items above the free plan’s limit.
- What is visible to anyone?
- Name, bio, skills, projects, experience, certificates and a contact e-mail — whatever you choose to fill in. The applications you track stay in your dashboard and never appear on the portfolio.
- Do I need a card to start?
- No. The free plan asks for no card and does not expire. Premium is paid by card, PIX or boleto, whenever you want.