01How it works
Three steps, nothing uploaded
- Write down your experiences using three fields: Claim, Proof, Point.
- Generate a prompt. It contains your content and a strict brief for the AI.
- Paste it into any AI tool. You get one HTML file — your own ePortfolio page.
Nothing leaves your browser.
This page has no server, no account, and no storage. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere. Close the tab and it is gone — so copy your prompt before you leave.
02Signals
What keeps showing up in your work?
Name three to five capabilities that run through your experiences. They are your own words, not a fixed list — but they are what a reader should remember about you.
03Experiences
Your experiences
One card per experience. The three boxes are the important part — that is what makes a reader remember it.
04Through-line
In one sentence
This goes at the top of the page. It is the thread that ties the experiences together.
e.g. BEd student, ICT & STEM education
Leave this blank if you plan to publish the page online. Anything you type here ends up in the AI prompt.
05Output
How the AI should build it
Pick the language of the AI you are using. Your own words are never translated.
Your own words. This is what stops every page from looking the same.
06Generate
Your prompt
Copy this into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Kimi, 豆包 — whichever you already use.
Fill in at least one experience, then generate.
07After
Once you have the HTML file
You own this file.
It is a single page with no outside dependencies, so it works without an internet connection.
- To look at it: save the file and double-click it. It opens in your browser.
- To keep it: email it to yourself, or put it in your own cloud storage.
- To share it: GitHub Pages and Netlify Drop both host a single file for free.
- Before you publish: read it once more. Check every number and date is really yours.
- Step by step: saving, editing, checking and publishing are covered in the guide.