Your best work,
always current.
Always current. Always yours.
Connect once. Currently reads where you actually build and keeps one link true, so the work speaks before you do.
Maya Chen
Shipped a one-tap approval queue so nothing goes live until you say so.
Rebuilt the resume export so a clean PDF is one click when a form demands it.
Added a 50-case check that gates highlight quality before anything publishes.
Wrote a two-stage highlight drafter that cites the commit behind every line.
A resume goes stale the day you write it.
You shipped a dozen things last month. None of them reached a document you open twice a year. The gap between what you have done and what people can see keeps getting wider, and you are the only one keeping it closed by hand.
Connect once. It runs on its own.
Every step after the first happens without you. That is the whole product, a link that keeps itself current.
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Connect GitHub once
Read only, one sign in. We never write to your repos.
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It reads your work
Commits, pull requests, releases, and deploys, continuously.
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It writes clean highlights
Honest, plain lines, each tied to the event behind it.
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You approve with one tap
Nothing goes live until you say so. Edit or skip inline.
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Your link goes live
currentlybuild.ing/you, populated from day one, never empty.
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Share it once
It stays current on its own. You keep building, it keeps up.
Many sources. One clean line.
Currently reads every place you build, then composes each accomplishment into a single verified line. You do not stitch anything together. It already did.
Traced a token refresh race in auth and cut p95 login time by 40 percent.
A commit shows what changed.
Your sessions show how you think.
Connect the tools where you actually build. Currently reads the whole story of a session, the problem, the approach, the decision, and keeps that on your profile. This is the part every other resume throws away.
fix: auth token bug
Thin, and forgotten by next week. The work that mattered is nowhere in it.
Traced a token refresh race in the auth middleware, chose on-demand revalidation over a nightly cron, and cut p95 login time by 40 percent.
A token refresh race in the auth middleware logged people out mid-session.
Reproduced it, then moved to on-demand revalidation keyed by user, not a nightly cron.
Chose correctness over a cheaper batch job, and wrote down the trade-off.
Cut p95 login time by 40 percent. Zero forced logouts since.
Works with the tools you already build in.
A link you can prove, not just claim.
Every tile here is real profile data. A screenshot cannot fake a source-verified line that updates itself.
Your work, at a glance
Never stale
The link is never stale. It reads your work while you sleep.
The numbers, from the source
A project, verified
Click through to the commit
The link recruiters believe, and builders forget to update.
Verification is the point. A profile you can prove beats a document anyone could fake.
“I trust a link that shows the work more than a PDF that lists it. I can see it is real, and I can see it shipped last week.”
Priya Nair
“I sent one link to twelve applications. It was current for every one, and I never opened it again after the first day.”
Marcus Bell
“I clicked a candidate's highlight straight through to the pull request. That is the first time a resume has ever let me do that.”
Dan Okoro
Free to start. Cheap when you are looking.
One live link is free forever. Upgrade when you want it real-time, on your own domain, with the full source set.
Free
For getting your link live.
- GitHub, read only
- currentlybuild.ing subdomain
- Weekly refresh
- Source-verified highlights
- One-tap approve
Pro
For people who are actively looking.
- Everything in Free
- Real-time updates
- Custom domain
- Deploy and session sources
- Full analytics, someone viewed your profile
- Unlimited resume exports
- No badge
Student
For proving you can build before you have a title.
- Everything in Pro
- Real-time updates and full sources
- Custom domain, no badge
- Full analytics and unlimited exports
- Verify with a student email
The things people ask before signing up.
It only writes from real events in your account, and you approve every line before it shows.
Off by default. You choose exactly what to include.
A portfolio is something you maintain. This maintains itself.
It drafts. You approve, edit, or skip. Your voice, your call.
Yes. Export a clean, recruiter-safe resume any time.
One click, hard delete, no copies kept.
Let the work speak.
Claim your link. Keep shipping like you already do. Currently keeps it current.