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Profile
The one place every application is filled from. Get the facts right here and the app stops asking the same questions; leave something out and it will ask once, mid-application.
Saving and confirming
There is no Save button. Typing is saved after a short pause, when you change section, when the window closes, and when you quit. The status line at the top always says which state you are in:
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Saving… | An edit is on its way to the worker. |
| Kept as a draft until confirmed | Saved locally, but applications cannot use it yet. |
| Confirmed and saved | Applications use these facts. |
| Not confirmed yet | The facts are saved but the confirmation box is unticked. |
| Not saved: … | A save failed. The reason and Try again are beside it. |
Confirm with I have reviewed these facts and confirm they are accurate at the bottom of the window. Once confirmed, later edits are saved as confirmed changes. If you want to go back to the last confirmed version, use Discard in the save bar.
The sections
The left list has every section and a short status: ✓ when it has what applications need, a count of entries, or a warning like 3 to fill.
Contact, links and location
Full name, first and last name, email, phone, preferred first name, LinkedIn, GitHub, X, portfolio, website, other links, street address, city, state or region, postal code, and country. Other links go one per line. You can leave out https://; it is added on save.
Resume
Import a PDF, text, JSON, or YAML résumé. The PDF is what gets attached. If tailored resumes are on, the app builds a one-page version from your experience lines and projects; the section says whether tailoring is on and what is missing if it is off.
About you and skills
A short summary in your own words, plus skills one row per line. Group them as on your résumé, such as Languages: Python, Go. Tailored resumes keep your groups.
Work experience
Add a role with title, company, location, start and end dates, current-role toggle, and a description. Below the roles are two fields applications depend on:
- Other companies you've worked for. Every employer not in the work history, including internships, contracts, and part-time jobs. Forms often ask “Have you worked for us before?”.
- My work history and this list include every company I've ever worked for. When ticked, the app answers Yes for listed companies and No for everything else. When unticked, it asks the first time instead of answering No.
Certifications and languages are also here, one per line.
Education
School, degree, field of study, location, start and end dates, and GPA. Graduation date and GPA are read from here when a form asks.
Projects
Side projects, hackathons, and coursework, including ones your résumé leaves out. Each has a name, optional link, technologies, and a description with one point per line. Jobs are matched against all projects; a tailored résumé shows the few that fit.
Kinds of work and places
Role interests, willingness to relocate, how you want to work (remote, hybrid, on-site), commuting areas, desired salary, and earliest start date or notice period. The optional salary and start fields make those questions answerable.
Work authorization and agreements
Citizenship or residency, visa status when relevant, authorization to work, need for sponsorship, screening questions, non-compete details, accuracy confirmation, and privacy-notice acknowledgement.
“Authorized to work without employer support” is answered Yes when you are authorized now, even if you will need sponsorship later; the sponsorship question uses the second answer. Background checks, arbitration, and employer-specific agreements still need your review on each application.
Common screening answers
Questions many employers ask: academic honors, whether SMS or WhatsApp contact is okay, how you heard about jobs, and pronouns. GPA, graduation date, and internships come from Education and Experience, not here.
Voluntary self-identification
Optional US equal-opportunity questions. Every answer can be left as Prefer not to say. These answers are never used to find or rank jobs.
Saved answers
The library of questions you answered once when an application asked. You can edit or delete any of them, and the change applies everywhere. Answers given in Needs you end up here.
Advanced profile JSON
The whole profile as JSON, including fields the guided screens do not show. Unknown answers can stay null. This is for precise edits and imports; if the JSON is invalid, the app says so and does not save it.
Facts that matter most
If you only fill in a few things, fill in these. They are the ones that most often stop an application:
- First name, last name, email, and phone.
- City and country.
- Work authorization and sponsorship.
- A résumé PDF.
- Every employer, so “Have you worked for us?” can be answered.
- Education, including graduation date and GPA, if forms ask.
Warnings and drafts
Profile shows a warning when a saved field will fill forms badly, and links to the section that needs fixing. It also tells you when a draft was restored after a crash or restart, which sections it changes, and offers Discard them.
Import results are suggestions. The app shows the evidence it found and any gaps it noticed; nothing becomes confirmed until you review it and tick the confirmation.