portfolo - Create a portfolio and add projects using markdown

portfolo.app is a simple app for creating resumes and blogs using Markdown. I built it for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the process of building a portfolio or just doesn't have the time to create one from scratch.

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Congrats on the launch of portfolo! 🎉 Your app is a brilliant solution for anyone looking to create resumes and blogs with ease using Markdown. The simplicity and efficiency of portfolo.app address the common challenge of building a portfolio from scratch.
Congrats on launching Portfolo! It's a great idea to have a simple, effective way to showcase all kinds of freelance work. Looking forward to seeing how it develops with feedback.
Nice job.
congrats on the launch. portfolo seems to simplify a task that can indeed be overwhelming. i'm curious, how have you addressed the varying needs of creatives versus tech professionals, or is the flexibility of markdown your primary tool for customization?
It's something i'm learning and want to learn more about, but i think this will be targeted to people who can't / don't want to make a website. If you are a web developer then of course this tool would be redundant to you but other engineers or people in the tech space may want this for simplicity! My longterm plan would be to have template option but also a JIT tailwind css editor for the dev's out there. Markdown is only used for the content of your project, the creation of your landing page is just a template!
Congratulations on launch portfolo....
This is an excellent launch super thought. Congratulations.
Congrats on launching portfolo! Great idea turning portfolio creation into a streamlined process. To the portfolo team: How do you ensure uniqueness and professionalism in the portfolios and blogs created? Excited to see Portfolo's impact! 🙌
This seems like a very good tool for the university/school/early graduate students. Congrats on the launch!
The website is down 🙃
Looks simple yet powerful. Most apps overcomplicate things and I'm glad to see something different. Excited to see how it develops!