About
We gather everything worth knowing about your career onto one page, in your words, at an address you control. That is the whole service.
It exists because the account of you that people find is usually assembled by someone else: a network you joined years ago, an old company bio, a search engine stitching together fragments, or an AI assistant filling gaps with whatever is nearby.
Why a page rather than a file
A document is a snapshot. It is accurate on the day you export it, it goes out to one person at a time, and you never find out which version is still circulating. Meanwhile the thing most people actually see first is a search result, and you had no hand in writing it.
The page is the part you can fix. It sits at one address, it is current because we keep it current, and it is written in your voice rather than summarised in someone else's. When a recruiter, a journalist, a counterparty or an AI assistant goes looking, there is a clear account waiting for them.
It is not a replacement for your CV, your network profile or your company bio. It is the one you own, and the one you can point all the others at.
How we build it
Three rules, and they cost us work rather than save it.
- Your words. We write it from what you send us, in your voice rather than summarised in someone else's. Where a claim needs a source, the source is listed at the foot of the page rather than asserted and left hanging.
- Nothing invented. We work from what you give us. If a date, a title or a figure cannot be supported, it does not go on the page, and an endorsement is attributed by role and context rather than by a name we made up.
- Readable by people and by machines. The page is plain to read and carries structured data underneath, so search engines and AI assistants can quote your own account rather than inferring one.
Who it is for
Anyone who gets looked up before they are met.
People changing direction
A career that does not read as a straight line needs somewhere to explain itself properly, in the right order, with the reasoning intact.
Founders and executives
One accurate place for your track record and the things you have said publicly, instead of five partial accounts.
Board members and advisers
Appointments and committee work in one place, kept current as they change.
Specialists and researchers
Published work, talks and recordings with their transcripts, collected where people can actually find them.
People who are not on the big networks
If you have stayed off the mass-market platforms deliberately, this gives people somewhere accurate to land without you joining anything.
Anyone with a common name
A clear page at a stable address does the work of telling people which one you are.
How the service runs
One person handles your profile from the first email to whatever you send us two years from now.
1
We talk
A short conversation or an email thread about your career, what you want the page to do and which sections make sense for you.
2
You send what you have
A resume or CV, a LinkedIn export, links to your writing, a list of talks. Incomplete is fine. We will ask about the gaps.
3
We draft
We write the page and check the facts against the sources you gave us.
4
We publish and maintain
The page goes live with its downloads. After that, send us changes whenever they happen and we keep the page, the PDF and the contact card in step.
Questions
Is this a directory or a network?
Neither. There is nothing to join, no feed, no connections and no ranking of one person against another. You get a page, and the profiles index simply lists the people who have one.
Will you write things that are not true to make me sound better?
No. If we cannot support a claim from what you have given us, it comes off the page. That is what makes the rest of it worth reading.
What happens if I stop paying?
The page comes down and we tell you before it does. You keep your copy and everything you sent us.
Can you work from a conversation rather than documents?
Yes. Some people send a resume or CV and some talk it through on a call while we take notes. Both end up in the same place.
Do you work with people outside the UK and US?
Yes. Profiles are written in British English by default and we can follow another convention if you prefer.
Start your profile
Send what you have and we will write the page.