No. 01 — Draft
Foligo starts with a conversation, typed or spoken, about what you've made. It turns that into a portfolio you edit in a real studio, publish under your own name, and reuse for every application that follows.
Chapter 01
Most portfolio builders start with a blank page. Foligo starts with a conversation: type or talk through a project the way you'd explain it to a colleague — what you built, what changed, and why it mattered.
"What did you actually ship?" is a better prompt than a blank text field.
That conversation becomes structured draft content — a case study, a role, a piece of writing — landing in the content studio, a focused editor for arranging and rewriting before anything goes public.
Chapter 02
When a draft is ready, publish it to a portfolio site on your own subdomain — yourname.foligo.org — with a theme you choose, not a template everyone else is using too.
It's a living document. Add a project, revise a case study, or take something down, and your public site updates without a rebuild or a deploy.
Chapter 03
The same material you wrote for your portfolio becomes source content for tailored resumes and cover letters. GoApply, Foligo's companion tool, keeps track of where each one goes.
One body of work, reused instead of rewritten for every role.
A browser extension — the GoApply agent — can act on job listings you're already looking at, drafting an application from your existing projects without starting over in a blank cover letter.
Start an application workflowChapter 04
Browse your projects, review a drafted case study, or check on an application from the Foligo iOS app — the same account and the same work, wherever you left it.
Between the app and the browser extension, the portfolio is something you keep up with in the in-between moments, not a project you sit down to maintain.
Epilogue
You don't need a finished portfolio to begin. You need one project you can talk about.
Start with Foligo