The intro your resume can’t make

Everyone you reach out to is looking for something different — a hiring manager, a conference organizer, a surfing buddy. Add your experience once, then make an intro for each of them. Review every word, share the link, and let them reply.

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Same person. Same experience. A different reason to say yes.

Who is Maya reaching out to?

Maya’s story — added once

  • 2025 Led the payments migration at Ledgerly 40M transactions a month, zero downtime
  • 2025 Learning to surf Beginner · about a dozen sessions
  • 2024 Maintains pgwatch-lite Open-source Postgres monitor, ~2k stars
  • 2023 Talk: “Boring Migrations” RubyConf North
  • 2022 Wrote Ledgerly's incident-review playbook Adopted by four teams

The page she sends

Maya Chen

Written for a hiring manager

Hi, I'm Maya. Last year I led Ledgerly's payments migration — 40 million transactions a month moved to a new platform with zero downtime. I care about the unglamorous parts: rollback plans, honest incident reviews (I wrote our playbook), and docs the next engineer can use. I'm looking for a senior backend role where reliability is the product.

Written for a conference organizer

Hi, I'm Maya. I gave “Boring Migrations” at RubyConf North — the story of moving 40 million payments a month without anyone noticing. I also maintain pgwatch-lite, an open-source Postgres monitor with about two thousand stars. I'd bring a practical, story-driven talk with real numbers and real mistakes.

Written for a fellow beginner surfer

Hi, I'm Maya! I started surfing this spring — about a dozen sessions in, still working on catching green waves. I'm looking for other beginners to paddle out with on weekends, swap tips, and laugh at our wipeouts. If you're at a similar level, say hi.

How it works

  1. 1

    Add your story

    Your work, projects, wins — and what you do for fun. Added once; every intro draws from it.

  2. 2

    Name who it’s for

    A hiring manager, a conference organizer, a fellow beginner at your sport. You get an intro written for that reader, from what you added.

  3. 3

    Review, share, hear back

    Refine it until it sounds like you, share one link or a QR code, and readers can reply right from the page.

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