The resume is a
compression algorithm.
It takes years of work and flattens it into bullet points. Details disappear. Context is lost. And you have to rebuild it from memory every time.
Your career is scattered and decaying.
Performance reviews in old emails. Projects in forgotten folders. Wins you can barely remember.
When you need proof, you're guessing.
A portrait, not a rewrite.
Capture once. Use everywhere. Your portrait grows with you, so you stop rebuilding your story from scratch every time.
Atomic. Break your history down into reusable blocks of evidence.
Evidenced. Back what you did with linked documents and the stories behind them.
Fluid. Compose a profile for any role from evidence you already have.
The resume is the first export, not the product.
The job search is what gets you here, but the portrait doesn't stop working once you're hired. Next, the same evidence renders the other documents a career runs on.
Available now
Performance reviews
Self-reviews are available through the API and MCP. Turn a year of shipped work into a self-assessment in minutes, not a weekend.
Coming next
Promotion cases
Build the evidence-backed case for your next title from what you've already proven.
Coming next
Bios & pitches
A short, accurate bio for a speaker page, a deck, or a new client, pulled from the same portrait.
Coming next
Your own site
A public page at yourname.idynic.me, built from your record. Every claim links to the sentence that backs it, and the page stays current as your record grows.
A portrait composed over a lifetime.
Your biographer grows with you, from your first internship to your executive role. One link shares the version written for this job.
Why we built it.
Your career record should belong to you, not to the last applicant tracking system that parsed it.
We got tired of applying into a black hole, so we are building the tools we wanted.