Binarytree shows what you built

GitHub shows your code. LinkedIn shows your claims. Binarytree shows what you built, and why it matters.

maya.binarytree.melive
Sample data. Maya Chen is a fictional student. Open her portfolio →

Binarytree helps you showcase your skills. It brings your projects, code, and live demos together in one place.

It gives you a simple way to stand out to recruiters and show what you can build, without the hassle of creating a portfolio from scratch.

Step 1

Import

Connect GitHub for pinned repos, languages and READMEs. Your page builds itself while you watch; add experience and education in a couple of minutes.

github.com/maya-chensample
rustdbRust
campus-eatsTypeScript
pathfinder-vizJavaScript
fall-detectPython
Step 2

Draft

Each repository becomes a project card. The first draft comes from your own README, so you're editing facts about your work, not inventing polish. Rewrite anything that doesn't sound like you.

Project cardEditing

rustdb

A key-value store built on a B-tree, with a write-ahead log and crash recovery tests

RustB-treeWAL
Step 3

Publish

Publish to your own Binarytree address and download a one-page resume from the same work. Update a project once and both change.

maya.binarytree.melive
1link for recruiters
3resume versions
On the free plan

Built for students at Singapore's universities.

Internship season looks the same on every campus: a resume, a LinkedIn link and a recruiter with two minutes. Give them your work instead.

Logos belong to their universities. Binarytree is an independent project and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Start with your GitHub

Every project shows its receipts.

A bullet point on a resume asks to be trusted. A Binarytree project card lets a recruiter check, in one click.

Code

The repo, straight from GitHub.

Repository link, languages and README come from the source, not from memory.

Demo

A live link that just opens.

No account, no download. If it runs, a recruiter can try it.

Your part

Group projects count.

Add the team repo and say exactly what you built, so shared work is still yours to show.

Useful, not just built.

Anyone can push a to-do app. Tell the story behind each project in your own words: add the sections that fit it, name them however you like, and skip the rest.

maya.binarytree.melive
Sample data. Maya Chen is a fictional student. Read the full project page →

Built for tech, not for everything.

General website builders hand you blank blocks. Binarytree gives you the parts a tech portfolio needs.

Projects that link to proof

Images or GIFs, repo and demo links, and a page for each project that explains the problem it solves.

A tech stack you didn't type

Pulled from your repositories' languages, not from memory.

Experience, from your resume

Add it once, then show or hide each entry per resume. Importing it from your PDF is coming soon.

Resume versions per role

One for backend roles, one for data roles, from the same source.

Next to what you already use.

Your Binarytree link goes on your LinkedIn profile. Plans start free; Pro is S$21 a year or S$4 a month. See pricing.

OptionGood atWhat Binarytree adds
LinkedInEveryone is already there.Shows the work behind the claims.
CarrdSimple, one page, very cheap.Sections made for tech, GitHub import, projects linked to real code, resume export.
Notion + SuperFlexible, custom domains.Repo, demo and stack components; no “Notion look”.
Your own siteFull control; shows you can code.Minutes instead of days, nothing to maintain in internship season.
GitHub profileWhere the code lives.Turns repositories into a story a recruiter can read in two minutes.
BinarytreeOne link for all of it.Published in under five minutes. Free to start.

Your work already exists. Give it one link.

Connect GitHub, tell the story behind your projects, publish. Free to start.