Your first four steps
New here? These four guides take you from nothing to a public profile with your first project on it. Follow them in order.
Step 1: Create your account
Sign up with your email or your Google account, then confirm your address. It's free, and there's no card to enter.
Step 2: Set up your profile
The first time you sign in, four short steps set up your public profile: your handle, a photo, your skills and an introduction.
Step 3: Add a project
A six-step wizard walks you through it: basics, proof, description, details, media and review. Publish it now, or keep it private until it's ready.
Step 4: Claim your website
Every builder gets a free yourhandle.filli.me address. Point it at your own site for one clean link to put on your résumé and applications.
What you can do
If you build
- Show every kind of work: personal, school and professional projects.
- Prove it with checks, not claims: GitHub, a work email, co-worker reviews.
- Point a free yourhandle.filli.me address at your own site.
- Get picked for Discover's weekly editions.
- See how many people open your work. Only you see the numbers.
If you're looking, or vouching
Start here
Your work
- Add a projectA six-step wizard walks you through it: basics, proof, description, details, media and review. Publish it now, or keep it private until it's ready.
- Manage your projectsEdit a project, make it public or private, archive it, or delete it for good. Here's what each status means and how to change it.
- Get picked for DiscoverDiscover comes out in weekly editions. Here's how projects are chosen, and what yours needs before it can be.
Proof and trust
- Understand the badgesEvery badge is earned through a check, never self-declared. Here's what each one proves and how you earn it.
- Connect GitHubConnect your GitHub account to earn the GitHub verified badge and to link repositories to your projects. FILLI.ME only ever reads.
- Verify a work emailProve you worked at the company behind a professional project with a 6-digit code. Only the company's name and domain are ever shown, never the address.
- Collect co-worker reviewsShare a private reviewer link with a manager, teammate or client who saw the work happen. They prove their company email with a code and vouch in their own words.