HeySeeVee
Your public CV with an AI that talks to recruiters for you.
Hey IH 👋
I'm Paulo, a solopreneur from Brazil living in Portugal. I just launched the beta of HeySeeVee — a tool that turns your CV into a personal website with an AI talent agent.
The problem
If you've ever been on LinkedIn with an "open to work" badge, you know the drill. Dozens of messages, all asking the same things:
"What's your current salary?"
"Are you open to relocation?"
"Can you tell me about your experience with X?"
Are you open to hybrid office policies even if it is 350km away from you?
I was spending hours every week just copy-pasting the same answers or, even worst: booking calls just to say these same kind of answers. It felt like a job I didn't sign up for.
The solution
I built an AI agent that knows my CV inside out — plus all the extra context I add: salary expectations, availability, remote preferences, deal-breakers, you name it.
Recruiters chat with my profile. The AI handles the screening. I only get notified when something actually matches what I'm looking for.
How it works
Upload your CV
Add your terms and conditions (salary, preferences, what you won't accept)
Get a personal website with an AI chat
Recruiters talk to your AI instead of flooding your inbox
Where I'm at
Just launched the beta. A handful of users, zero revenue (for now). I'm focused on getting feedback and iterating fast.
Right now I'm finishing a new feature where we the AI create recruiter questions from your CV and you can answer in voice mode, like a real interview. After that, we check all the answer and define the tone, behavior and style to be used by the AI agent in the chat. It is basically the AI talent training.
You can request features directly from the admin area, and there's a feedback button on every page — I read everything and ship weekly or even daily.
Try it
You can test the AI chat on my own profile, as if you were a recruiter talking to me: https://heyseevee.com/cv/paulofabiano
Or create your own profile at https://heyseevee.com
Would love to hear what you think. What's missing? What would make you use this?
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