I built my own Speak2MyCV page before I ever asked anyone else to trust the product, and I read every single question it received in that first week, partly out of curiosity, mostly out of nerves.
The first real one came in early: "Have you done Azure gov-cloud work?" The AI answered instantly and correctly, pulling from my actual cloud architecture background, Windows and Linux VM migration experience, my certifications, and it offered to let the visitor leave a note if they wanted my availability. I remember reading that exchange and feeling something I hadn't expected: relief that it had gotten it right, and a strange kind of visibility I'd never had from a static profile before.
That's the part most people don't think about until it happens to them. A LinkedIn page never tells you what someone actually wanted to know before they left. A live, answerable page does. Every question is a small piece of real market signal, what people actually care about when they're evaluating you, not what you assumed they'd care about when you wrote your bio.
Heading into 2026, as I onboard the first real cohort of consultants and freelancers onto Speak2MyCV, this is the thing I keep coming back to. It's still early. The product is three weeks into public availability, and I'm watching one thing closely above all else: whether the people using it keep coming back in month two, not just week one. But that first real question, answered correctly, grounded in my own actual experience, is exactly why I built this instead of just training someone else to eventually build it themselves.