Hi Product Hunt,

I'm Mansoor, the maker of Showcify.

It started when I was redesigning my own portfolio site. I turned it into a reusable template and shared the code on GitHub for anyone to use: https://github.com/rebase-master/roosnam

That made me want to go a level up and build something that doesn't just create the portfolio, but helps with the whole job search.

Along the way, two problems kept coming up. Before applying, you can't easily tell what a job asks for that your resume doesn't show. And a one-page resume can't carry the work behind it, while building a portfolio site usually means a lost weekend of templates and DNS.

So Showcify starts with a free check and ends with a portfolio:

- Check your resume against the job, free. Paste a job link (or the job text) and your resume, with no account. The guided report shows the requirements you're missing, scores each section, and suggests wording for you to review. You can print it or save it as a PDF.

- Resume in, portfolio out. With a free account, upload the resume and publish it as a portfolio site, with projects and case studies for the work your bullets can't explain.

- Tailor per role, and review every change. Paste a job link and Showcify drafts a tailored version and scores it against the post. You see each edit and keep only what's true. AI as accelerator, not author.

- Free core loop, no subscription. Credits pay only for AI actions, and every action shows its price before it runs.

It's built for people with real work to show: engineers, designers, PMs, data folks and career switchers.

It's in early access and I've been building it for close to a year.

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Did the report tell you what to fix, or just give you a number?

2. Did it read the job post right? If it scored a line that isn't a requirement, or missed one that is, tell me which.

3. What would make you share your portfolio link with a recruiter?

I'll be here all day answering questions. Try the free check at showcify.com and tell me what breaks.