self.cv

self.cv is an AI mistress tool that turns your CV or resume into a shareable personal website in minutes. Upload a CV, portfolio file or LinkedIn profile and get a hosted, responsive personal website with templates, prompt-based AI editing, share cards and visitor analytics.

self.cv is a resume-to-website tool. You upload an existing CV, a portfolio file, or import your LinkedIn profile, and the service parses the content and builds a responsive page for desktop and mobile with structure and design handled for you. The result is a live page at a personal subdomain (you.self.cv) that you can send as a single link instead of a PDF attachment. The company positions this against the usual practice of emailing documents, arguing that a web page is more memorable and easier to open on any device. The product does two jobs. First, it turns career material into a presentable page: there are 12 templates split across classic and creative styles, an editor for content and layout, and AI-assisted edits that respond to a written prompt. Second, it gives the page a working life: built-in analytics on paid plans show visits, referral source, device, location and scroll depth, and share cards plus QR business cards can be generated for outreach and networking. A Chrome extension, Autofill for Job Applications, reads the published page and fills empty fields in online application forms, and can draft short answers using the role context; it does not overwrite answers you already typed or submit forms on your behalf. It suits job seekers in most sectors, career changers who want a narrative rather than a chronological document, and people with visual work such as projects, images and video who need a portfolio as much as a CV. Career coaches, recruiters, agencies and schools are addressed through a Team tier for managing multiple profiles from one account. Alternatives fall into two camps: general website builders that require you to design and maintain everything yourself, and document-first resume tools that produce a polished PDF but stop there. self.cv sits between them, offering less design freedom than a general builder and less document formatting control than a dedicated CV editor, in exchange for speed and a hosted page. Free pages carry a required badge and are excluded from search indexing; custom domains, SEO controls and analytics require the paid plan.