Create a Virtual CV for a client, build it with the full editor, then send it. They claim it in a minute — and it becomes entirely theirs. Your name is on the handover; your access ends there.
You pay with your own credits. We never take a cut of what you charge.
Their name, their email, and a recorded confirmation that they asked you to do this. The CV opens already seeded with their name.
The full editor — AI chat, suggestions, and the quality, strength and ATS assessments. A banner keeps their name in front of you the whole time.
Nothing reaches your client until you decide it is ready. The email arrives as "you via Wipperoz", in your language.
They see the finished CV first, then claim it in about a minute. From that moment it is theirs and your access ends.
Not a stripped "client mode". You get the AI chat, the suggestions, the quality, strength and ATS assessments, and every export format — working on your client's CV.
The email comes from "you via Wipperoz", in your language. The claim page shows your client the finished CV before it asks them for anything.
Hi Sofia — I've finished your CV. It's a live page: your intro plays, and the numbers we agreed on are all in there.
Have a look, then claim it to make it yours. It takes about a minute, and after that it's entirely in your hands.
This link works for 30 days. Your coach can send it again if it lapses.The whole CV is readable before anything is asked. Read first, claim second — a client who has to sign up to see the work has been given a task, not a gift.
Before the claim, the CV is yours to build and nobody else can see it. After the claim, it is theirs and you cannot. There is no shared state in between — that is the whole design.
Your verification badges and your endorsements stay on your CV. They never appear on a client's — not while you're building it, not after they claim it. Trust signals belong to the person who earned them.
It's the reason a Wipperoz CV means something. A verified claim is verified for that person, by someone who worked with them — and no amount of professional help can borrow it.
What you give your client is a better-built CV, sharper positioning and your judgement. What they earn for themselves is the trust.Start with the client you're working with this week. Build it properly, send it when it's ready, and hand it over for good.