Features
Everything between your code and your next job
A mentor that has read your code, and the six things that run before it says a word: analyze, score, improve, build, generate, apply.
A mentor that starts from your code, not from zero
Attach the thing you are stuck on — your report, your roadmap, a project, a resume draft, a job you are eyeing — and ask. It reasons over that, in English or Arabic, and tells you when the answer is not in what you gave it.
You choose what it reads
Context is attached per question and shown on the question, so you always know what the answer was based on.
Structure, not a wall of chat
Headings, lists, tables and code, with sources shown whenever it used something beyond your profile.
Conversations that keep
Every thread is saved and titled, so the question you asked three weeks ago still has its answer.
Advice, never actions
It cannot tick your roadmap, rewrite your resume or apply anywhere. Nothing changes in your workspace unless you change it.
I only have four hours this week. What do I cut?
Keep the integration tests and the CI workflow. Both are visible to a reviewer from outside the repository, and week 3 is graded on exactly that.
- Cut: the README rewrite
- Cut: the Docker multi-stage build
- Keep: tests, then CI
Every repository, read like a senior reviewer reads it
Give DevProfile your GitHub username and upload your resume. DevProfile reviews what's actually there — structure, commits, tests, documentation — and cross-checks it against the story your resume tells.
Repository-level review
Structure, commit history and project organization, across your public repositories rather than just the pinned ones.
Resume checked against the code
Your resume claims are compared with what the analysis actually found — the same alignment recruiters screen for.
Read-only, public only
Public repositories only, read by username. Nothing is authorised, so there is nothing to revoke.
Nothing to install
No CLI, no webhooks, no config. Give it your username and the first analysis runs in minutes.
Five signals, one number, zero mystery
Every run reads your code across seven internal dimensions and reports five signals — code quality, complexity, activity, resume and tech alignment — weighted into a 0–100 hireability score with a report that explains every point.
All five signals, named
Each signal is scored from the code itself and shown separately, so you know exactly where the points went.
A report in plain language
Strengths, weaknesses and the exact fixes, written like a senior engineer's review rather than as a metrics dump.
Measured against your stage too
A second score compares you with other developers at your career stage, not only with professionals worldwide. Early on, that is the number that tells you something useful.
Tracked across runs
Every analysis lands on your trend line, so you can prove to yourself the profile is compounding.
Tests is your cheapest 10 points, start with the top repo.
A plan that names your repos, not best practices
The roadmap is generated from your gaps: ordered, concrete actions tied to the repositories the analysis actually read. Finish another analysis after you ship something and the plan is rewritten around where you are now, keeping the steps you already ticked.
Ordered by score impact
The fastest points come first, and each step says which signal it moves.
Tied to your repositories
“Add integration tests to ecommerce-api”, not “learn testing”. Every step references real code you own.
Trends across every run
Score, signals and activity tracked run over run — and the feedback itself, so you can see how the critique changed.
Achievements as you level
Milestones are earned as the profile improves and show up on your public profile.
Portfolio builds with the steps and the material to finish them
Knowing what to build next is most of the problem. The catalogue answers it with projects matched to your roadmap week and your stack, each one broken into steps you tick off, with free learning material attached to the steps that need it.
Matched to where you are
Filtered by level, tech field and the roadmap week you are on, so the suggestion is not generic advice with a title.
A checklist that remembers
Tick steps as you go and come back to exactly where you stopped. The last tick completes the build.
Free material for every step
Curated docs, courses and practice, marked free, attached to the step that needs them. No paid course required to finish anything here.
What it proves
Each build says what signal it demonstrates to a reviewer, so you are choosing evidence rather than collecting tutorials.
- Model the schema and seed it
- Expose the CRUD endpoints
- Add integration tests
- Containerise and document
The resume assembles itself, from evidence
Pick a target field and level, and DevProfile writes an ATS-friendly PDF from your analyzed profile — real projects, real numbers — with a live preview of the real document until it reads right.
ATS-safe structure
Single column, standard headings, clean text, built to survive an applicant tracking system's parser.
Bullets with numbers built in
Endpoints, migrations, tests, users, pulled from the analysis — and when a draft is too thin, the refiner asks you rather than inventing one.
Live preview while you aim
Switch field and level and watch the resume re-target itself before you export.
Versioned history
Every generated PDF is kept for 60 days, so you know exactly which version went to which application.
Ahmed. Backend Developer
Backend development, internship
Skills
Projects
Built a REST API with 25 endpoints, JWT auth and 12 versioned migrations…
Apply where the fit is measured
Real listings scored against your analyzed stack and level, plus a public developer profile that shows your score, skills radar and achievements to anyone you share it with.
A fit score on every listing
0–100 against your actual profile, with the reason and the missing skills named. Unranked board listings carry no score, because inventing one would be a lie.
Shortlist and track
Save the roles worth chasing and keep the application status in one place.
Egypt-first listings
Deep coverage of developer roles and internships in Egypt today, plus remote. Wider on-site coverage is on the roadmap.
A public profile that proves it
mydevprofile.com/u/you — score, skills radar and achievements, shareable with any recruiter.
Analyze · Score · Improve · Generate · Apply
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Your first analysis is free and takes about two minutes. Score, report and roadmap included.
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