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Keep role-ready versions of your resume and portfolio prepared before you need them: fork one base profile into tailored projects, each with its own link.
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AI is rewriting job descriptions faster than anyone rewrites a resume. Prezumi keeps every version of your professional self built in advance and one link away, so when a role changes you start from a page that's already finished.
Careers used to be ladders: pick one, climb for twenty years. AI put the ladder on wheels. The work inside a role now changes faster than the role's name — marketers run models, analysts ship code, developers get hired on product sense. The people who keep moving are usually the ones who can credibly show up as more than one thing.
Showing up as more than one thing has a cost, and it lands at the worst possible moment. The week a reorg memo arrives is not the week to rediscover what you actually did in 2022 and rebuild a resume around it. People who move fast through role changes usually prepared earlier: their backend story, their data story, their freelance story already exist as finished, sendable documents.
That's the gap project profiles close. Your experience lives once, in one base profile. From it you fork separate projects — one for each role you could hold next — each with its own resume, portfolio, design, and share link. When the opening appears, your answer is a URL you already own, ready to send the same day.
Recruiters scan before they read — a few seconds decide whether a resume stays open. A generic document spreads your signal across three possible roles and wins none of them. The ML version of you should lead with deployed models and archive the jQuery years; the backend version should do the exact opposite.
Tailoring used to mean five near-identical files drifting apart with every edit. Project profiles invert that: facts live in the base profile, emphasis lives in each project. Correct a date once and every version inherits it — then the AI editor reshapes tone, ordering, and selection per project, and the matching portfolio carries the proof.
A copy freezes the moment you save it, while a project stays connected to your base profile. Every project pulls from that same source, so a fact you fix once is fixed everywhere, and each one still keeps its own emphasis, design, portfolio, and share link. You maintain one set of facts and several angles on it, instead of five separate documents that drift apart over time.
Two or three covers most careers: the role you hold, the role you're drifting toward, and the wildcard you'd take if it knocked. If you find yourself needing more than that, it's usually a sign the base profile wants an update rather than another fork.
No. Each project has its own URL, so a recruiter only sees the version you sent — a focused resume with a portfolio that backs its claims. There is no public index of your other projects.
Start from one base profile, fork your first role-specific project, and have it ready before anyone asks. Free to start.
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