Every turn is part of your story

Your career was never meant to fit on one page.

Build a body of work from the wins and turning points your résumé or CV doesn't show. Story Studio puts your story into words, and your portfolio tells it with photos, video and proof.

What a résumé shows, and what it leaves out.

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Your résumé

Nine years, four teams, one hard stretch. Eight lines.

What actually happenedexample
First job, learned to askLed through the reorgThe year that was hardNew team, wider viewTrained six new starters

The same nine years, with the turns, the hard stretch and the people you helped. Save moments like these as they happen, so they are ready when someone asks.

Application systems read one page. You have more to say.

what they saw vs. what you did
no-reply@applicant-tracking3:17 AM

Thank you for your interest. After reviewing 312 applications, our system has determined that other candidates more closely match the requirements of this role.

We will keep your résumé on file.

What it read

keywords · dates · one page

Off-the-record winYOUR RECORD

“You make the room feel like it’s on our side.”

A note from a client, saved March 2024.

Untangled the pricing mess that frustrated our biggest clients

Trained 14 people who now run the desk without me

Held the team together through two reorganizations

the first jobevery turn, keptwhere you are now

What you get

A story you can tell. A page you can share.

Story Studio

Your story, told well.

From the moments you saved, it drafts your "tell me about yourself" answer, bios, LinkedIn copy, résumé bullets, cover letters and video scripts. Nothing is invented; every line comes from what you saved.

Your portfolio

Your body of work, in one place.

Bring your career narrative, selected projects, proof, strengths, squiggle, photos, video, and résumé together on one link you control. Turn it off anytime.

How it works

Three steps. Minutes a week.

  1. 1

    Save a moment

    A win, a hard week, a kind word. Thirty seconds, in your own words.

  2. 2

    Spot your strengths

    See the strengths that keep showing up, each backed by what you saved.

  3. 3

    Share it your way

    Interview answers, bios, and a public portfolio that sound like you.

What you can do

One record. Ready for every next step.

See everything in a sample story →
01

Remember the whole story

Upload a résumé or start fresh. Nothing gets lost when you need it later.

02

Prove what you bring

See the strengths that carry into any job, each backed by real examples.

03

Walk into interviews ready

Get a clear answer to “tell me about yourself” and calm words for the hard parts.

04

Create what the moment needs

Bios, LinkedIn posts, résumé bullets, cover letters and video scripts, built from what you saved.

05

Share a portfolio with your résumé

Your photo, career squiggle, proof, photos and video on one page. Turn it off anytime.

06

Stay in control

Your record is private by default. Export or delete it anytime. Your writing never trains AI.

Your public portfolio

A portfolio that goes with your résumé.

Your résumé lists the jobs. Your portfolio shows the person: your photo, your career squiggle, the strengths you can prove, and your work in pictures and video. Add a link to your résumé so people can have both.

  • Your career squiggle: the real shape of your path, not a straight ladder
  • Photos and video of your work, a talk, or a short intro
  • A "View my résumé" button, if you want one
  • You choose what is shown, and can turn it off anytime

Sample portfolio

Rowan Ellis

Partnerships lead who makes confusing things clear

View my résumé

Who it's for

Built for you if...

You were laid off

And you're tired of explaining it to a form.

You're returning after a break

Caregiving, health, study. It was still a real chapter.

You're changing careers

Your skills travel. You need the words to show it.

You're 20 years in

And a one-page résumé leaves most of it out.

Why this exists

One hard year is not who you are.

A long job is more than one bullet. A break is not a blank. Keep the full story, so you can tell it well.

What employers see

• Operations Director, 2016 – 2024

THE WATERLINEHeld the team through the aud…Trained every new starterKept the books clean for yearsHandled a crisis no one wrote…Learned four new systemsHeld the team when leadership…

What you did below the surface.

Example moments. Once you sign in, your own saved moments show up here.

Interviews

Know what to say

Ninety seconds for a hiring manager. Thirty for a neighbor. Calm words for a gap.

Long tenure

Show how your role grew

Ten years in one place is many jobs. Show the changes you led and the people you trained.

Saved evidence

Every word backed by what you saved

Nothing invented. Hard chapters described the way you choose.

Your story

A living record of your work, kept in your own hand.

Career timeline

  1. 2021–2024

    Operations Director

    Meridian Labs · a desk of two became a team of five

  2. 2018–2021

    Customer Success Lead

    Fieldnote · a lateral move, not a step down

  3. 2017

    A year at home

    Cared for my dad, kept the household running

  4. 2012–2017

    Account Manager

    Brightline · where I learned to listen first

Recent moments

A problem I helped solveMar 2024

I untangled a pricing mess that had been frustrating our biggest clients.

A kind wordFeb 2024

“You make the room feel like it's on our side.”

A skill I learnedJan 2024

I finally learned to say no without apologizing for it.

Recurring strengths

Translating between rooms

Supported by 4 entries across 3 roles

Holding a difficult year

Supported by 2 entries

Building trust slowly

Supported by 3 entries

Story Studio

Write it in your voice, backed by what you saved.

For

A first-person career story

Audience

A hiring manager

Tone

Warm, direct, self-possessed

Draft

I've spent my career moving between the people who build things and the people who buy them. At Meridian I turned a two-person operations desk into a team that could hold a room. Before that I learned to listen in customer success, and before that I sold. There was a year I stayed home with my dad, and it taught me more than any job did.

Supported by your entries

A hard night shiftMar 2024

“I calmed a worried family through a hard night shift.”

The year at home2017

“A year I stayed home with my dad, and it taught me more than any job did.”

A kind wordFeb 2024

“You make the room feel like it's on our side.”

Nothing is invented. If a detail is missing, we ask. We never fill the gap for you.

Every turn is part of your story

Start saving your story. It takes a minute.