CURRICULUM VITAE · VIVA VOCE

The résumé you can question.

Keep one living record of your work — dated, entered once, yours for life. VIVA turns it into a page a skeptic can trust and a PDF that still wins on paper.

one tick per event · entered once · kept for life14 years · 1,204 dated entries
THE PROBLEM

A résumé is a stack of claims with no receipts — and now half of them are written by a machine. Everyone reading knows it. So they trust nothing, and the honest candidate pays for it.

HOW IT WORKS
01

Keep one record

Build your Vita conversationally — every project, ship, and result, entered once and timestamped the moment it happens. It is private, append-only, and yours for life.

the Vita → dated forever
02

Publish a page they trust

Generate a living page tailored to each role. Claims trace to dated entries; an ask-anything box answers only from what you approved; self-reported items are marked plainly.

viva.cv/you → grounded
03

Hand over a PDF that survives

Export a one-page twin that wins on paper: a typeable URL, a clean structure that survives brutal ATS parsing, and provenance you can trace.

one page → print-real
THE PROMISE

We never say verified unless it’s true.

Every claim carries its provenance in plain language. What’s traceable to a dated entry earns a mark. What isn’t is labeled as your own account — never hidden, never shamed. Colour is earned, not decorative.

traceable
Backed by a dated entry, often with an artifact attached. This is the only place green appears.
identity checked
A specific, narrow check — the person is who they say. Never inflated into “verified.”
self-reported
The candidate’s own account, with no external corroboration. Stated neutrally — no colour, no shame.
VIVAPANEL

For the people on the other side of the table.

A briefing you can read in 90 seconds: who the candidate is, what prior interviewers already asked, and where to go next. Fast capture during the call. No scores, no rankings — shared memory, not judgment.

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The document that didn’t die when you exported it.