Claim your profile, or write one
If your work is spread across the platforms we index, claim what we found and decide what it says. If it is not, write your own page — no GitHub account required.
What it does
- Prove the account is yours by publishing a one-time challenge on it.
- Add your topics and what you are open to. What you fill in is what people see.
- Publish a portfolio page from the same profile.
- No indexed activity? Write your own page instead, with work samples attached.
- Or have the profile removed instead. That is a flow, not an email address.
You have my data and I never agreed to that?
We index public activity, which is why claiming exists — and why removal does too. Both are flows you can start yourself.
What it does not do
- Claiming proves you control that external account. It does not verify your identity or anything you have said about your experience.
- Claiming does not change where you rank, and it does not generate profile views or opportunities.
- A page you write yourself is shown as Self-managed everywhere it appears. It never carries the verified badge, and nothing on it has been checked against an external account.