Organize your profile once, and your homepage and CV come together.
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The day your paper comes out. The day you win an award. The day a new project starts. You record things as they happen, but you only start organizing them the day before the deadline.
Researchers who manage their careers well don't rewrite their CV every time. They pull it from a profile that's already in order. RiCo is the lightest way to build that habit.
- Write things down in one place, and your homepage and CV update together.
- When there's news, add one line that day. Next time you apply, you only need to polish.
- When the job posting changes, you don't start over. Adjust to your target role and you're done.
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It's laid out in the standard format researchers commonly use, so hiring systems and AI can read it easily. Save it as a PDF with one click.
Connect your GitHub account and publish to GitHub Pages with one click. Anyone can open it with a link, so all you need next to your CV is one address.
Collect job titles and keywords from the postings you're interested in. They give you a guide for what to put in your bio and project descriptions.
Use the AI feedback button to see whether each section includes your target role keywords.
Bio, education, experience, skills, publications, projects, awards and honors, and latest news. Besides the built-in sections, you can create your own.
- Sign in with Google or GitHub.
- Fill in Target roles first.
- Add your experience, publications, and projects. Results come across better as numbers.
- Check the preview, publish your homepage, and save your CV as a PDF.
If it's your first time, follow the guide inside the app.
- Students and grad students who rebuild their CV every time they apply
- Developers and researchers who don't have a personal homepage to show their work yet
- Anyone who wants to tailor their experience to a posting
The line you add today becomes a solid base for your next application.
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