From side projectto found.
Create a profile, add your projects, verify your links, claim your subdomain, and let the work introduce you.
Five steps
Create a profile
Your name, a short bio, your skills, where you're based and your links.
Add projects
Personal, school or client work. What you built, the stack, screenshots, live and GitHub links, and your role.
Verify your links
Confirm your email, connect GitHub, and verify a work email for projects you did on the job.
Claim a subdomain
yourname.filli.me, pointed at your own website. One clean link for your résumé and applications.Get found
Your profile and projects join a public index people can browse and search by skill and tech.
All of it.
The thing you built for yourself
Side projects, experiments and the tools you made for your friends. Small and specific is good.
The thesis and the org tool
Capstones, thesis work and the apps you built for your org. Show what you shipped, not your grade.
The work you did on the job
Freelance, client and company work you're allowed to share. Verify a work email so people know it's real.
Checked, not claimed.
Every badge is earned through a check, never self-declared. How each one is earned
- Email verifiedThe builder confirmed they own the email on their account.
- Website verifiedThe builder's .filli.me address is live and points to their personal website.
- Connected to GitHubThe builder connected their own GitHub account through sign-in.
- Work email verifiedFor professional projects: proof they worked at the company.
- Reviewed by co-workersColleagues with an email at the company's domain vouch for the work.
Before you start
Is it free?
Yes. Creating a profile, adding projects and claiming your .filli.me subdomain are free. No card required.
Do I need a résumé?
No. FILLI.ME is built around the projects you have made, not a résumé. Your work is the proof.
What projects can I add?
Anything you have built: personal, school, freelance, client, open-source, or professional work you are allowed to share. Add screenshots, live and GitHub links, the technologies you used and your role.
Guide: Add a project →
Your work is the credential.
Words to build by
For the great doesn’t happen through impulse alone, and is a succession of little things that are brought together.