Your public half, and never anything marked private. Visitors see your name, title, photo, availability badge, elevator pitch, company badges and social links, your public experience bullets, your Skills and Gaps columns, your FAQ, the fit assessment tool, and an "Ask AI About Me" chat. Recruiters see the same page — there is no separate recruiter view of your profile.
Detail
What is on the page:
- The hero — name, title, photo, availability badge, elevator pitch, company badges, and your LinkedIn / GitHub / website links as chips.
- Experience — the public half of each role: company, title, title progression, dates and your accomplishment bullets.
- Skills and Gaps — your Strong and Gaps columns, and the Gaps tab entries.
- FAQ — the question-and-answer pairs you wrote.
- The fit assessment tool — where a hiring manager pastes a job description and gets an honest verdict with its reasoning.
- "Ask AI About Me" — a chat that answers from your public content only.
- A "Powered by Profiled" line, standard on every tier.
What is never shown: the eleven private Experience fields, the entire Values tab, your private skill notes, and your AI Instructions. The visitor chat is not merely told to keep them quiet — it is never given them at all.
Not yet shown: portfolio items. They count toward your quality score but are not currently rendered publicly and are not read by the AI.
Your availability badge only appears if you set a status in the Basics tab. The builder does not prompt you for it, so a profile that says nothing about whether you are open to work is usually one where this was skipped.
Publishing also lists you in the recruiter directory, which is how recruiters find you in the first place, and you get an email with your public link.
Related
- Is my private context ever shown to recruiters or visitors?
- What does the AI chat on my public profile know about me?
- Can I unpublish my profile, and what happens when I do?
Last verified: 2026-08-18