Preview
Read it through first. Nothing downloads until you choose.
Tap any part to change the words. Your edits save on this device.
Made from items in the vault and your profile.
Sam Taylor, inclusion consultant
Everything you’ve done, in one place.
Your vault
Pick the quickest way. We do the filing.
A web page, video or article about your work. Copy its address, then paste it here.
Take a photo of a book cover, flyer or certificate, or choose one you already have.
On a phone this opens your camera. On a computer it opens your files. In this prototype the photo stays on this device.
Forward any email about your work (a booking, a thank-you, an article) to your vault address and it’s added for you.
Your vault address
In this prototype nothing is received yet.
Choose a PDF, Word document, slides, text file or picture from your phone or computer.
Up to 10 MB per file.
Files stay on this device in this prototype.
From YouTube, Vimeo, a podcast, SoundCloud or similar. We keep the link and show a Watch or Listen button.
From your vault
Built from your vault and your profile in one go. Preview it, then edit, copy or download.
Read it through first. Nothing downloads until you choose.
Tap any part to change the words. Your edits save on this device.
Made from items in the vault and your profile.
Files stay on this device in this prototype.
About you
Fill this in once. Everything stays on this device.
Tick what you want to appear on documents you make. Untick to keep it private.
The kinds of things you make, like talks or books.
The ones you add yourself show in the “What is it?” list when you add something, and in the Filter on My work.
None of your own yet. Add one here, or pick “+ Add your own kind of work” in the “What is it?” list when you add something.
If you delete one you have used, that work moves to Other. Nothing is lost.
What your work is about, like grief or leadership.
They show in the “What’s it about?” list when you add something, and in the subjects you tick when you make a document.
None yet. Add one here, or pick “+ Add your own subject” in the “What’s it about?” list when you add something.
If you delete a subject you have used, that work moves to Other. Nothing is lost.