Host a resume
Your resume at a link that stays current.
A resume attached to an email gets lost in the pile; a resume at its own link stays one click away in every application, profile and follow-up. Nippy puts your CV online in a couple of minutes: upload it as a PDF — readable and downloadable in any browser — or as a simple HTML page that reads like a personal site, at an address like jane-cv.nippy.site. One site can hold both, plus work samples, in a single tidy listing. When the CV changes, replace the file and publish: the address stays the same, so every application you have already sent now points at the current version instead of last month’s. Recruiters need no account and nothing installed — the link just opens, on any device. The free plan is comfortably enough, since a CV sits far below the 25 MB limit; paid plans add a custom domain such as cv.yourname.com, password protection for a discreet job hunt, and cookie-free analytics that show when the page has been read — a useful signal before an interview.
jane-cv.nippy.site
How it works
Three steps, no setup.
- 1
Upload the CV
Drop in the PDF you already have, an HTML page, or both — plus a portfolio sample or two if the role calls for it.
- 2
Pick your address
A free name like jane-cv.nippy.site looks tidy on applications; paid plans can serve it from your own domain like cv.yourname.com.
- 3
Paste one link everywhere
Applications, LinkedIn, email signatures. Update the file later and every copy of the link already out there shows the new version.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
PDF or web page — which should I host?
Either, or both. A PDF is instantly readable and downloadable; an HTML page reads like a personal site. One site can hold the CV and samples together in a tidy listing.
Will the link break after I update my resume?
No — updating replaces the content at the same address. That is the point: the link in applications you sent weeks ago opens the current version.
Do recruiters need an account or app?
No. The link opens in any browser on any device, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.
Can I tell if anyone looked at it?
On paid plans, yes — privacy-first analytics show views, visitors and countries, without cookies or a consent banner for your visitors.
Is the free plan really enough?
For a CV, easily: it includes one live site, 25 MB of space and a your-name.nippy.site address. Free sites show a small Nippy banner; paid plans remove it.
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