Public profile site

Turn your resume into a personal web page at rezai.me/p/your-name — a clean, shareable profile built live from the same structured data as your PDFs. Update your resume and the page updates with it; there's nothing separate to maintain.

Publishing

1. Open the Profile site editor from the account menu.
2. Pick your address — the your-name part of the URL. Lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
3. Review the live preview, then hit Publish. Until you publish, nothing is public; unpublish any time and the page goes dark immediately.

Publishing makes the page visible to anyone with the link (and to search engines), so the editor asks you to confirm what's included before it goes live.

Privacy defaults

Your email, phone, and location are hidden by default — the page starts with only the content you'd put on a portfolio, not the contact details from your resume header. Each one is an explicit opt-in toggle in the editor, and the publish confirmation shows you exactly what will be visible.

What's on the page

The page renders the resume version you choose (your active version by default): experience, education, skills, projects, and any custom sections. In the editor you can:

• Hide sections you don't want public, and reorder the rest.
• Write an intro — a short hero paragraph in markdown, shown at the top.
• Add markdown blocks — freeform sections (a note, links, anything) interleaved with the resume content.
• Pick the look — an accent color from the palette and a font pairing.

Editing from chat

The chat assistant can adjust your profile site's settings too — intro text, section visibility, colors. Publishing and your page address stay in the editor, where you can see exactly what you're approving.

Sharing

Your page lives at https://www.rezai.me/p/your-name — drop it in an email signature, a LinkedIn summary, or an application form. Changes you publish can take about a minute to show up for visitors due to caching.