Your life, mapped.
Answer once. Get your resume, your life story, your timeline and your map.
A few playful questions — sliders, pins on a map, cards — build one map of your life. Change a fact once and every output updates. Export it any time; nobody sees it unless you share it.
Meet Ada. Four places, one life.
Lagos
Ada Journey is a demo person: Lagos, London, Tokyo, Austin. Your own globe fills in as you answer — pins become chapters, chapters become a timeline, the timeline becomes a resume.
Try it right here. No account.
The first chapter, live. Your answers stay in this browser until you decide to keep them.
How it works
Play through short chapters
5 minutes each
Sliders for how much, pins for where, cards for who. Skip anything. Come back whenever.
Your answers become one graph
People, places, chapters, skills
Every fact is a node you can see and edit. Nothing is locked inside a template.
Pick an output
Resume · life story · timeline · map
Each one is compiled from the same graph, so they never disagree with each other.
Change it once
Everything updates
Fix a date in your timeline and your resume already has it. Share by handle, or keep it private.
What comes out
Four views of the same you. Open any of them on the examples page.
What you get, plainly
The things people asked us before they typed a single memory.
| Feature | .me | A typical resume builder |
|---|---|---|
| Free to start, no card | ✓ | — |
| Export everything as JSON | ✓ | — |
| Private by default, share by handle | ✓ | — |
| One answer feeds every output | ✓ | — |
| Sliders, pins and cards instead of forms | ✓ | — |
| Import what you already have | ✓ | ✓ |
See what a story becomes
Two demo people — a document resume and a fully visual life story — compiled from one graph. Then start yours.
View the examplesNew chapters, monthly.
One short note when a new interview chapter or output lands. No spam, no selling your story.