FAQ

Powfolio is a public proof-of-work profile built for Web3 builders, traders, researchers, community leads, airdrop hunters, and developers. Instead of screenshots scattered across X, Discord, and Notion, everything lives at one clean link: your trades, writing, community work, airdrops, credentials, and onchain activity.

Profile Score (0 to 100) measures how complete and polished your profile is; your identity details, how much you've filled in About, whether your skills have real descriptions, your work and education history, your connections, and whether your proof sections actually have content in them. It's about how well you've set things up, not how impressive the work itself is.

Builder Score (0 to 100) measures actual evidence of your craft: technical writing, trading logs and platforms, community roles, onchain and airdrop activity, and linked work history. The more real, verified proof you add, the higher it climbs. Profile Score asks "did you fill this out well." Builder Score asks "can you back it up."

You're in control of what shows up on your public profile. In your dashboard, use the section visibility toggles to turn Writing, Trading, Community, Airdrops, and Onchain on or off. About always stays visible, since it's the core of your profile.

Each skill pillar is a name plus a short brief, up to 250 characters. On your public About tab, they show up as compact chips, tap one to read the full description, tap outside to close it again.

No. Download CV lives in the dashboard at the resume page. It prints as {username} PowFolio.pdf in Editorial or Classic. Visitors cannot download it from the public page.

There is no five-entry cap. Each role needs a company or project, a role, full-time or part-time, dates, and a company link. Achievement lines are optional and print on the CV.

Once you've set a username and made your profile public, your public Powfolio is your username on this site. That's the one link you can drop in a bio or a DM.

Powbot is your in-product assistant, built specifically for Powfolio. It helps with setup, wording, understanding your scores, and general how-tos. It won't give investment advice, and it doesn't know anything about other apps.

You can hide any of your email addresses, but at least one email address must remain visible on your public profile.