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Changelog

Every notable update to ResuCard, newest first — a running record of how the product has grown.

  • Stage

    Smarter Free plan, full self-service

    Expired Free resumes no longer break. Visitors now see a clear, friendly notice instead of a dead link, and Free accounts can still manage their resume’s visibility even after their editing window ends.

    What shipped in this stage:

    • Friendly notice instead of a broken link when a Free resume expires
    • Dashboard access preserved for visibility control after the edit window ends
    • Self-hosted avatar upload — no third-party service involved
    • Browsable Templates gallery, filterable by plan
  • Stage

    Redesigned dashboards

    Both the CV dashboard and My Account got a consistent, modern redesign — built to make managing your resumes faster and clearer.

    What shipped in this stage:

    • Unified design across the CV dashboard and My Account
    • Real CV thumbnails, generated automatically
    • Refreshed sharing panel
    • Full data export — download your resume content as JSON, anytime
  • Stage

    Public sharing & mobile format

    Every resume gained its own public link and a format built for sharing anywhere — on paper, on screen, or in person.

    What shipped in this stage:

    • Public link and instant QR code for every resume
    • One-click PDF export and printing
    • Mobile-friendly format — readable on any phone without zooming
    • Share via link, email, SMS, or WhatsApp
  • Stage

    The foundation

    The first version of the ResuCard editor — built to make writing a resume fast and layout-free.

    What shipped in this stage:

    • Live split-screen editor
    • Automatic multi-page A4 layout
    • Core resume sections — experience, education, skills, languages
    • Rich text formatting for your summary and descriptions