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Let your resume take the first interview.

Publish an approved record of your work. Hiring teams ask it questions and get answers you signed off on.

Two people sitting across a table in morning light, one holding a printed record

Every first call asks the same questions.

You retell the same three stories on every screen. Put them on the record and answer once.

Three moves, then a link.

You do the approving once. After that the page repeats the same first conversation for as long as you leave it up.

  1. Add the record

    Bring the resume, then the things you would actually say out loud in a first call. The situation, what you did, how it landed. Nothing here is public while you write it.

  2. Approve what can be said

    Every topic is a switch. Turn one on and the public page can use it. Leave it off and no answer can touch it, no matter how the question is phrased.

  3. Share one link

    Publishing gives you one address. Put it in an application, a cold email, or your signature. Unpublish and it stops resolving.

Nothing is public until you publish.

A draft has no address. There is no half-public state, no preview link you forgot about, no page that goes live because you filled in a field.

On the page

  • Your name, headline and location
  • Whether you are open to work
  • The topics you turned on
  • The contact methods you enabled

Not on the page

  • Anything still sitting in draft
  • Topics you left off
  • Notes you wrote but never approved
  • Your email, unless you switch it on

Take it down and the address stops resolving. Anyone still holding the link sees nothing, and the record goes back to being yours alone.

Portrait of Jordan Lee, a fictional sample candidate

Jordan Lee. Fictional, published on the Free plan.

Read it the way a hiring manager will.

gighistory.com/p/sample-candidate

Location

Raleigh-Durham, NC

Availability

Open to senior product engineering roles

Plan

Free, so no booking on this one

Publishing is free. Booking, coaching, and your domain are not.

Free

$0, no card
  • One published record, live as long as you want
  • Public chat with no recruiter signup
  • Email, call, and text on the page
  • Write projects with the form
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Plus

$10 $8 /mo 20% off

Adds Google Meet booking, talk-a-project-in, usage on the desk, and higher chat limits.

Choose Plus

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Pro

$20 $12 /mo 40% off

Bring your own domain, resume ingest, AI coaching, more topics, and no Gig History chrome on the page.

Choose Pro

On Free, a hiring team can read, ask and contact you. Booking and talk-it-in wait for Plus. Your domain waits for Pro.

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FAQ

Does a recruiter need an account?

No. They open the link, ask, and read the answer. There is no signup wall and no login on the public page.

What can the page actually say about me?

Only what you approved. Answers are built from the topics you turned on plus your summary. A topic you left off cannot contribute, however the question is worded.

Can I take it down?

Yes. Unpublish and the public address stops resolving. The record stays in your account as a private draft.

Is booking included on Free?

No. Booking is on Plus and Pro, and only once you connect Google Calendar. On Free, hiring teams can still email, call or text you if you switch those on.

Will it make things up about me?

It answers from your approved record, and every public page carries the same note: AI-assisted answers can be incomplete, so confirm important details with the candidate. Ask something outside the record and the page says so rather than guessing.

Who can see my drafts?

You. An unpublished record has no public URL at all, so there is nothing for anyone to open.

Answer the first round once.

Write the record, approve what can be said, and send one link instead of retelling the same three stories on every call.

Free plan, no card. Booking arrives on Plus when you want it.

One address for the record

The profile gets a private address when you create an account. Nobody can find it until you publish.