Create a DINQ Page

A DINQ Page is DINQ's public profile and link-in-bio feature for talent, teams, labs, communities, and organizations. It brings together identity, public links, projects, research, work, and hiring-related information in one shareable place.

DINQ supports two page types:

• Personal Pages: For individuals who want to present their professional identity, projects, GitHub, papers, social links, experience, and public work.
• Organization Pages: For teams, labs, open-source communities, or companies that want to present their organization identity, members, projects, public links, and hiring-related information.

Personal pages

A personal DINQ Page helps visitors quickly understand who you are, what you work on, and why your background is relevant. Use it as a public portfolio, professional bio, technical profile, or resume replacement.

Personal Pages can include:

• Basic profile information, role, location, and expertise.
• Projects, shipped products, papers, repositories, and portfolio links.
• Social links such as GitHub, LinkedIn, Google Scholar, Hugging Face, or a personal website.
• Public experience, education, and professional background.

Organization pages

An organization DINQ Page helps teams, labs, communities, and companies present who they are and what they are building. It is useful when visitors need to understand an organization's members, projects, public presence, and hiring context in one place.

Organization Pages can include:

• Organization profile information and public identity.
• Team, lab, community, or company links.
• Projects, repositories, research, or public work.
• Hiring-related information, member profiles, and relevant updates.

Create and publish a DINQ Page

When you enter the DINQ Page creation flow, choose one of the available setup options:

• Import: Pull information from LinkedIn or a personal website.
• Upload: Upload a PDF resume.
• Start from scratch: Fill in your page manually.

If you import a link or upload a resume, DINQ parses the information and prepares a first draft for review. If you start from scratch, enter your profile information manually, including avatar, name, role, company, education, location, expertise tags, and short bio.

Next, claim a unique handle for your public page, such as dinq.me/yourname. DINQ checks whether your desired link is available. After choosing your link, sign in or create an account using email, Google, or GitHub. DINQ connects your profile and handle to your account, then publishes your page.

Once your page is live, add external links to platforms such as GitHub, LinkedIn, Google Scholar, Hugging Face, or your personal website. DINQ formats these links into visual DINQ Cards on your page.

Verification

Verification helps increase trust in pages and accounts. You can verify education, professional, or social identity signals so visitors can better understand the quality and authenticity of a page.

For hiring teams, organization members, and talent, verification can reduce friction for first-time visitors by making key background signals easier to recognize.