Wezu.me
Your professional identity in one link.
Freelancers and professionals often have their reputation scattered across multiple platforms.
A recruiter asks for your profile, and suddenly you're sending:
LinkedIn
GitHub
Upwork
Fiverr
Workana
Portfolio website
Resume/CV
The result is a fragmented professional identity that makes it harder for clients and recruiters to evaluate your experience, credibility, and achievements.
The Problem
Your skills live in one place.
Your portfolio lives in another.
Your freelance ratings live somewhere else.
Your resume becomes outdated.
And every platform only tells part of your story.
The Solution
Wezu creates a unified professional profile that brings everything together into a single shareable page.
Connect your professional accounts and showcase:
Resume and CV
Work experience
Portfolio projects
GitHub repositories
LinkedIn profile
Freelance marketplace ratings
Certifications
Skills and expertise
Contact information
Instead of sending multiple links, share one professional identity.
Why Wezu?
Most tools focus on social media links.
Wezu focuses on professional credibility.
Think of it as a professional identity layer between your resume, portfolio, freelancer profiles, and online reputation.
Who Is It For?
Freelancers
Software developers
Designers
Consultants
Remote workers
Digital nomads
Agencies
Job seekers
Current Status
We're currently validating the idea and collecting feedback from freelancers, recruiters, and professionals.
If this sounds useful to you, join the waitlist and help shape the future of Wezu.
Your feedback will directly influence what gets built first.
Questions We're Trying To Answer
Would you use a unified professional profile?
Which platforms should be integrated first?
What information matters most when hiring freelancers?
What would make Wezu more valuable than a personal website?
We'd love to hear your thoughts.
1 Comment
What stood out to me is that you're treating a professional profile less as a collection of links and more as a single credibility surface.
That's a different problem to solve. People rarely struggle to find someone's LinkedIn—they struggle to form one coherent judgment from information that's scattered across multiple places.