A work record hiring teams can ask questions about
Gig History is a work portfolio for people with more to show than a resume holds. Write up what you actually did, publish the parts you choose, and let hiring teams read it and ask questions before they get in touch.
See what recruiters receive: Explore a sample record
The gap
Most of the substance of a job never fits on one page: the situation you walked into, the call you made, what happened after. Applications ask you to compress it and hiring teams are left guessing. Gig History keeps the full account in your own words, and gives hiring teams a way to look closer.
Your resume fits on a page.
Your work never did.
Now it can take questions.
Why keep a record
Each experience captures the context, the problem, your contribution and any known result, written in your own words rather than squeezed into a bullet.
Your profile starts unpublished. Pick the experiences to include, publish when you are ready, and unpublish later if you want it out of view.
A visitor can read your profile and ask questions about it without an account. Answers come from your published record and say when something is not there.
Save a change to a published experience and the public profile reflects it. There is no separate approval or republishing step for every edit.
How it works
Describe the context, the problem, what you did and the results you know. Add the company and role, relevant skills and any supporting links.
On Plus, a guided text interview asks the questions for you. On Pro you can also import documents or dictate, then review before anything is saved.
Select the experiences that belong in your public profile, publish it, and share one link. Everything you leave out stays private.
On Plus you can rehearse privately how your profile answers questions before anyone else sees it.
They open your profile without an account, explore the work, and ask questions. Answers draw only on what you published, and they say when something is not recorded.
They reach you through the contact methods you enable. Meeting booking is available on eligible paid plans with a connected Google Calendar.
What stays private
A work record only helps if you trust where it goes. These are the rules the product follows, not settings you have to remember to switch on.
A new profile starts unpublished and cannot be opened by anyone. Publish when it is ready, and unpublish whenever you like.
Your profile is not discoverable by browsing Gig History or a public directory on the site. Anyone with the link can view it, so you decide where to share it.
When a visitor asks about something you have not recorded, the answer is instructed to say so rather than guess. Answers can still be imperfect, and they do not verify your claims; the hiring team still talks to you.
You choose which contact methods appear. Meeting booking is off unless you turn it on, and it requires an eligible paid plan and a connected Google Calendar.
Plans
Build, publish and share your record on Free. Paid plans add guided interviews, rehearsal, booking and more.
Publish your record.
$0 always
For an active search.
$8 $10 20% off per month, billed annually
Your domain + coaching.
$12 $20 40% off per month, billed annually
Questions
Candid answers to the things people ask before they create a record.
Each experience in your record holds the context you worked in, the problem, what you personally did and any results you know. A hiring team can read those accounts and ask questions about them, instead of guessing from a job title and three bullet points.
No. The Free plan includes entering experiences by hand, publishing a profile, public questions within the plan allowance and optional contact methods. Plus and Pro add ways to capture and rehearse your record; you can compare current prices on our pricing page.
The context, the problem, your own contribution and any results you know. You can add the company and role, relevant skills and supporting links. Nothing is required to be long; a few honest sentences per part is a good start. Our work experience examples show how to begin.
Only the profile information and the experiences you choose to publish. Your profile starts unpublished and cannot be opened by anyone until you publish it. Private experiences and unsaved interview drafts are never part of public answers. You can unpublish at any time. Published profiles are unlisted and not discoverable through a public directory on Gig History. Anyone with your link can view it, so you decide where to share it.
The answer system is instructed to say that the information is not in your published record rather than fill the gap. Visitors can then use the contact methods you have enabled to ask you directly.
Answers are generated from the text you published, so they are only as good as your record and can still be imperfect. They do not independently verify anything you wrote, and they are not a substitute for a hiring team's own judgement or a conversation with you.
No. Anyone with your link can read a published profile and ask questions within its allowance, without signing up.
No. Once your profile is published, saved changes to its public content appear on the public profile. Unsaved interview drafts stay separate until you save them.
Through whichever contact methods you enable on your profile. Meeting booking is available on eligible paid plans once you connect a Google Calendar and switch booking on.
Both are part of the Pro plan. Imported experiences begin private and need your review before they can be published. Dictated text can be reviewed before it is sent.
Your profile stays private until you publish it. The Free plan is enough to build, publish and share it.
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