Give your work a story.

You are more than a list of skills. Show what you have made, the part you played, and where you want to go.

Build your community profile

Open to builders within and beyond TTV cohorts. Approved institutions can discover your saved profile. Continue with GitHub to join or sign in.

See how it works
An example of work with context Fictional illustration
Amina WanjikuCommunity member · fictional example
  1. The project

    A clearer way to track stock.

    A small inventory app for a fictional shop.

  2. Amina’s contribution

    “I built the low-stock view and wrote tests for the alert threshold.”

    Project source · example only
  3. A mentor can add context

    “I reviewed the low-stock view and its tests.”

    Confirms the contribution reviewed, not the whole person.

The work. Your part. Something to talk about.

Small beginnings.
A fuller picture.

You do not need a perfect portfolio or a completed cohort. Start with one contribution you can explain.

  1. Start with something you made.

    A project, a small improvement, a piece of a team effort. Explain what you contributed and why it mattered.

  2. Let the evidence add context.

    Connect your contribution to a source. A mentor can record what they checked about that specific work.

  3. Say what comes next.

    Share your interests and opportunity goals. Approved institutions can explore your profile and documented work.

Your contribution,
in context.

A link shows where to look. Your words explain your part. A mentor’s note adds what they have checked.

Add a mentor’s perspective.

Mentor confirmation stays attached to the specific work reviewed. It is not a blanket endorsement of your skills or a promise of a job.

Help institutions understand your work.

Saved community profiles and contributions are available to approved institutions, and mentors can review shared contributions. Private cohort recordings and internal records stay outside institutional discovery.

Before you begin.

What can I share?

Describe a project or contribution and add a source you have permission to share. Explain your own role in team work. Keep private information out of your profile and linked evidence.

Do I need to join a TTV cohort?

No. Community profiles are open to members with or without a cohort. Cohort applications and access to cohort learning materials remain separate.

Start with your work.
See where the conversation goes.

Build your community profile

Approved institutions can discover your saved profile. Shared contributions are available for mentor review. Participation does not guarantee a job, placement, or introduction.