Endorsa
Collect your recommendations. Show them off properly.
What it does
When applying for jobs, we rarely use the recommendations we've earned. Endorsa gives you an efficient way to: collect them from anywhere, tag and curate them, then share a clean profile link or export a branded PDF alongside your resume. It doesn't pretend to verify anything, it just discloses honest sourcing signals, like a recognized platform link, a company email, or direct submission, so the reader can judge for themselves.
Collect and showcase professional recommendations, with honest sourcing. Export a clean PDF or share a link alongside your resume.
Endorsa collects the specific, credible things your managers, clients and colleagues have said about you, and turns them into a clean PDF or shareable page for every job application. “ Rebuilt our checkout flow under a brutal deadline and it just worked. One of the strongest engineers I've managed. ” “ Turned a vague brief into a shipped feature our users actually love. Communicated clearly the whole way. ” “ Owned our biggest launch end to end. I'd hire them again without hesitation. ” “ Patient, sharp, and always pushed me to think one step further. Genuinely made me better at my job. ” Paste recommendations you already have, or send a two-minute magic-link form to a manager or client. No…from endorsa.space
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