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Your own site, with the receipts.
Every Idynic record will be able to publish a personal site at yourname.idynic.me. It shows your work with the evidence behind each line, and it keeps itself current: a new story or role updates the site with no editing.
Sites are not open yet. Pictured: dana.idynic.me, the demo portrait's site, on a laptop and on a phone.
- Home
- Career
- Projects
- Resume
- Fit check
- Ask
- Contact
Dana Wrenfield
Staff platform engineer.
Came up through operations; builds the paved road other engineers actually want to walk.
- Terraform Estate Modernizationachievement
- Linkerdskill
- Observabilityskill
- Infrastructure Cost Reductionachievement
- CI Pipeline Accelerationachievement
- Multi-Region Resilience Architectureachievement
Fit check
Staff Platform Engineer, Developer Infrastructure, Glasspine Logistics
83 fit
Not on the record: Production Go experience, having shipped and operated at least one Go service relied on by others
dana.idynic.me
Dana Wrenfield
Ask- Home
- Career
- Projects
- Resume
- Fit check
- Contact
Staff platform engineer.
Came up through operations; builds the paved road other engineers actually want to walk.
- Terraform Estate Modernizationachievement
- Linkerdskill
- Observabilityskill
- Infrastructure Cost Reductionachievement
- CI Pipeline Accelerationachievement
- Multi-Region Resilience Architectureachievement
Built from an Idynic record
What a visitor sees.
One record, laid out for a laptop or a phone, with a page for each part of your work.
Home
Your name, headline and a short bio, over a mosaic of your published achievements and skills. Tap a tile to read the evidence behind it.
Career
Your roles in order, each with the claims it produced.
Projects
The ventures and projects you choose to publish.
Resume
Your base resume as a page, with a PDF to download.
Fit check
Pro and Job SearchA recruiter pastes a job posting and sees which must-haves your published record meets, with a quote for each.
Ask
Pro and Job SearchVisitors ask about your work. Answers come only from what you publish, and each one cites its source.
Contact
A form that relays messages to you by email. Your address is never shown.
On every page
A small “Built from an Idynic record” line at the foot.
Receipts
Every claim on your site is backed by your own words.
Achievements and skills on the site come straight from your record, each with the sentence from your resume or story that it was built from. You read every quote in the preview before anything goes public, and you can hide any of them.
From Dana's resume
“Rebuilt the Terraform estate from a 14,000-line monolithic root module into 31 versioned modules with automated plan review, cutting the median infrastructure change from a 3-day ticket to a same-day self-service PR.”
Fit check
The role measures itself against you.
A recruiter pastes their posting into your site, as a link or as text. About a minute later they see which must-haves your public record meets, partly meets or does not cover, with a quote for each one.
- It reads only what you have published
- Gaps stay visible as gaps
- An email tells you when someone runs one, so you know a real role is looking
- Daily limits per visitor and per site, counted against your own AI spend controls
Glasspine Logistics · Staff Platform Engineer, Developer Infrastructure
6 of 7 must-haves met
Unmet
Production Go experience, having shipped and operated at least one Go service relied on by others
Nothing in Dana's public record covers this.
Ask
Questions answered from your record, with citations.
Visitors open Ask from any page and type a question about your work. The answer comes only from what you have published, and it cites the claim, role or project each point came from. A citation opens its source.
Ask about Dana's work
Answers come only from what Dana has published on this site. Each answer cites where it came from.
- What has Dana built?
- How large were the teams Dana led?
- What does Dana do best?
Claim
CI Pipeline Acceleration
“Built the CI system that took the full test-and-deploy cycle from 68 minutes to 12 by introducing remote build caching, test sharding, and merge queues.”
Answers come from the published record and can be wrong. Check the cited source.
Settings
You decide what is public.
Every claim, role and project in a published section is included unless you hide it.
- Pick your address, yourname.idynic.me: 3 to 30 letters, numbers or hyphens. You can change it later, and the old address keeps working for 90 days.
- Nothing is public until you publish. Publishing starts off.
- Switch Career, Projects, Resume, Fit check, Ask and Contact on or off. Home is always on.
- Hide any claim, role, project or single quote from the live preview in Settings, and see exactly what a visitor would see before you publish.
- Search engines leave it alone unless you let them list it.
- Phone, email, street address and document names are never public.
Your site
A public page built from your record. Nothing is public until you publish.
Sections
Home is always on.
- Career
- Projects
- Resume
- Fit checkAvailable on Pro and Job Search.
- Ask about my workAvailable on Pro and Job Search.
- Contact formYour email address is never shown.
Quote a visitor will see
“Led the migration of the production workload from a single-region EKS cluster to an active/active two-region topology, moving from a documented 4-hour regional recovery objective to a measured 11-minute failover verified by monthly game days.”
Phone, email, address and document names are never public.
What each plan includes.
Free
A published site with Home, Career, Projects, Resume and Contact.
Pro and Job Search
Everything on Free, plus Fit check and Ask. Both pause on their own if your AI spend cap is reached.
Later
Your own domain
Serving the same site from a domain you own is planned for after the site itself.
Start the record your site will show.
Build your portrait now. When sites open, yours renders from it.