Interactive Resume

A classic CV is a fixed document: the reader gets exactly what fits on the page. An interactive resume lives online and lets the reader dig deeper. Common forms:

• Clickable web pages with expandable roles, project links and media.
• Portfolio-style sites that mix the CV with work samples — see portfolio.
• Conversational CVs, where a visitor types a question — “has she led a team?” — and gets an answer drawn from the CV. This is the idea behind an AI twin.

Most people keep a regular PDF as well; the interactive version is the one you link to.

A recruiter often has a question your CV doesn't answer at a glance: which tools you used at a given job, whether you've worked with clients, how a project turned out. With a static file they have to email you — or move on. An interactive resume answers on the spot, at any hour, and shows a little more of how you work. It's most useful when you share a link: in an email, on LinkedIn, in an application form's website field.

Every Twin CV account gets a public twin page: your name and photo, four suggested questions and an AI twin that answers visitors only from your CV, in the third person. Visitors don't need an account. The Free plan includes 5 visitor messages a month, and you can switch the page off at any time.