A freelancer profile that lives at a link, not in an attachment

Publish your profile at its own address and send one link instead of another PDF: always current, rendered in your chosen design, with your day rate and availability where clients look for them. You see who opened it, and you decide how findable it is.

One link, always the current version

A share link renders your live profile — update a project or your rate, and everyone who opens the link sees the new state. A PDF export is still there for the processes that demand one, on a switch you control.

Visibility is your decision, in rungs

A profile can stay private, be findable inside Aptora's candidate search, or be public. Personal contact details are masked by default on published profiles — being found is a decision about reach, not about handing every reader your address.

You see the interest

Aptora records when your published profile is opened, so a silence and a busy week look different. That is information you simply do not get from an attachment.

Built for the freelancer pipeline

Forward the job mails your search agents send, let Aptora split them into individual listings, and see for each one why it fits your profile — then apply with your link, your rate and a prepared note. The profile is the center; the pipeline runs around it.

Frequently asked questions

Can clients find my profile without a link?

Only if you choose that. Discoverability is opt-in: you decide whether your profile appears in candidate search or stays reachable only via your link — and you can change that decision at any time.

Are my contact details public?

By default, no. Published profiles mask personal contact data; interested parties reach you through the platform until you decide otherwise.

Can I still get a PDF?

Yes. Every profile exports as a themed PDF, and you control per account whether visitors of your share link may download one.

Does the link break when I edit my profile?

No. The address stays stable; the content behind it is always the current published version.

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