01Claim
Make the claim specific
Combination treatment reduced biofilm biomass by 38% versus the strongest single-antibiotic condition.
A portfolio built around evidence
Your resume makes claims.
ProofPage shows the work.
Turn projects, research, certificates, results, and source links into one credible page. Shape it for the opportunity in front of you.
For internships, research programs, scholarships, and first jobs.
Proof source attached to the claim
Focused for summer research
The proof system
Credibility is a trail, not a badge.
ProofPage keeps the claim, its supporting material, and the verification state together. The reader can see exactly what a label means.
ProofPage does not imply that every uploaded claim has been independently verified. The label changes only when the checking method changes.
02Evidence attached
Attach the work behind it
Methods notes, analysis files, a poster, certificate, repository, or another source the reader can inspect.
03Source checked
Show what was checked
Labels distinguish uploaded evidence from automated source checks and confirmed organization email.
From material to momentum
Build once. Keep the evidence useful.
ProofPage turns the materials you already have into a page you can keep refining instead of rebuilding for every application.
Import what already exists
Start with a resume and add the files, links, and notes that support it.
Resume.pdf
research-poster.pdf
github.com/project
Organize the page and proof
Shape the story, decide what is public, and keep private material in the vault.
1AboutVisible
2ResearchProof attached
3AwardsVisible
Share a focused version
Use the same evidence base to send a trackable page for each opportunity.
Research application
proofpage.co/maya/research3 viewsOpportunity links
The evidence stays. The emphasis changes.
Create a focused link for a lab, hiring manager, or program without duplicating the underlying profile. Add recipient context and see whether the page or resume was opened.
Choose the sections that matter for this application
Add a goal and recipient note
Track page views and resume clicks per link
Application links
Focused versions of one ProofPage
UW Summer ResearchResearch · Dr. Kim
8 views2 clicks
Biotech internshipInternship · Hiring team
3 views1 click
Recipient context
Prepared for the summer bioinformatics research program, with research and lab methods shown first.
Seeded examples
Three people. Three ways to make the work legible.
These fictional profiles show how the same proof system adapts to research, software, and engineering stories.
Student researcher
Maya Chen
Lab methods, a quantified result, and outside recognition presented for research programs.
Focused for: Summer research
Software builder
Arjun Patel
Product decisions, working demos, and source code organized for software internships.
Focused for: Software internship
Robotics captain
Sofia Reyes
Engineering work, team leadership, and awards shaped for college applications.
Focused for: College applications
For the person reviewing
Less hunting. More signal.
Recruiters and admissions readers get a focused view of the work without candidates giving up control of their information.
See the recruiter viewScan the work faster
Focused sections surface the most relevant projects, outcomes, and skills.
Read honest labels
Evidence and verification states stay distinct, with the checking method visible.
Respect candidate control
Candidates choose what is public, and contact follows their permission settings.
Give the next application somewhere credible to land.
Create and publish a ProofPage on the free plan. Add the work once, then keep improving the story around it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The practical details, without the marketing fog.
Yes. You can create, edit, publish, and share a ProofPage on the Free plan.
Proof can include screenshots, certificates, posters, PDFs, repositories, demos, source links, and other material that supports a specific claim.
No. ProofPage distinguishes evidence attached by the candidate from automated source checks and organization confirmation, so readers can see what each label means.
Yes. You can create application links that emphasize the most relevant parts of the same underlying profile and track page or resume activity per link.
Yes. You control what is published, what stays in your private workspace, and whether visitors are allowed to contact you.
Custom domains are part of paid publishing. Free users can publish with a ProofPage link.