I Love Me Wall reads the posting, matches it against the licenses and certs already in your vault, and writes the tailored resume — with verified proof attached. One link to the employer. Ten minutes, not three hours.
Free forever tier · No card · Your documents stay private by default
A license PDF in your email, a CPR card in your camera roll, a TB result in a folder somewhere. Every application means hunting all of it down again.
You read the posting, mentally cross-reference your certs, then rewrite the same resume for the fourth time — and still leave out the one requirement they cared about.
You find out your CPR card lapsed the week a recruiter asks for it — or worse, the week before a shift you can no longer take.
Snap or upload the document, enter the expiration date once. Licenses, certs, screenings, trainings — anything an employer asks to see.
Ohio Board of Nursing · expires in 2 years
We line the requirements up against what you actually hold, then write the resume in your words — chronological, functional, or hybrid.
A credential packet: the tailored resume plus the actual documents behind every claim. No zip files, no eight attachments, no follow-up email.
Every credential with a date gets a 90-, 60-, and 30-day reminder, plus a direct link to the renewal provider. The vault tells you what's slipping before a recruiter or a scheduler does.
Reminders are on the free tier. They are the part you should never have to pay for.
Your vault is not a compliance file an agency owns. It follows you between jobs, agencies, and states — and nothing leaves it unless you mark it shared.
Mark items shared one at a time. Public portfolio pages and employer packets only ever show what you selected.
Each packet is its own link. Close a packet and the link stops working — the documents stay in your vault.
Download the originals whenever you want. Archive old credentials instead of deleting them — they stay as a record without cluttering reminders.
Invite your workers and get one compliance view across everyone — who is current, who is expiring, who is already out of date. Workers keep their own vault when the assignment ends.
You only pay when you're actively job hunting — and about the price of a coffee when you do.
One-Time Pass — $2.99 for 24 hours of downloads and sharing, plus 20 AI credits. No subscription.
Everything is private until you explicitly mark it shared, and you can download or delete any document at any time. We're a vault, not a directory — nothing about you is searchable.
Your camera roll won't warn you 90 days before your CPR card lapses, and it can't read a job posting and tell you which four of your eight certs the employer actually asked about.
It only writes from what's in your vault and your own work history — and every credential it cites has your uploaded document behind it. Gaps get flagged as gaps, not invented.
Their file serves them, and it stops at the end of your assignment. This one is yours and moves with you to the next agency, the next state, the next role.
No. Storage, reminders, matching previews and a portfolio page are free with no card. You pay only to download and share — or $2.99 for a single day of it.
It'll still work — we started with healthcare because that's where expirations and proof-of-credential requests hurt most. Anything with an issuer and a date fits.
Add your license, and the vault immediately tells you when it expires, builds your portfolio page, and is ready the next time a posting asks for proof.
Free storage, reminders, and portfolio.