A verified profile
Your experience, projects and skills in one place, each fact linked back to the file it came from.
For applicants
Sync turns your résumé, GitHub and projects into a verified profile. Recruiters get answers backed by proof, and you stop writing the same reply over and over.
Designed and shipped a real-time analytics API in TypeScript.
Built an edge object-detection pipeline in Python.
Led a service migration for an internal company platform.
“What was her role in the migration?” Answered in seconds, from approved facts only.
What you get
Recruiters get the context they ask for, without you writing it out again each time.
Your experience, projects and skills in one place, each fact linked back to the file it came from.
Recruiters ask questions and get answers built only from facts you approved. It does not make things up.
Answer a short interview about a project to earn badges showing it is real work, not just a line on a CV.
Put a single profile link on applications, emails and LinkedIn instead of attaching five documents.
Analytics show when your profile was opened and which companies opened it.
Decide whether recruiters on Sync can find you in search. Switch it off whenever you want.
Verification
Anyone can write “built a scalable API” on a résumé. This is how you show you did.
Describe what you built and add a link. If the work was internal and there is no link, say so.
Sync asks about the work itself, roughly what a hiring manager would want to know.
Evidence comes from your link or your reason for not having one. Depth comes from how well your answers hold up.
Only what you approve reaches your profile. A weak result is not final, you can run the interview again.
Questions
Your résumé and LinkedIn export as PDFs, your GitHub profile, portfolio and project links, plus any projects and skills you type in yourself. Sync drafts facts from those sources and you review them.
Get started
Set it up, verify the work that matters, then share one link.