An index of everything Skillhood does, with short explainers for each feature.
Your Skillhood profile is your living CV. Add experience, education, projects and a summary, then export to PDF when you need a traditional resume. You can also upload an existing CV (including a LinkedIn PDF export) and Skillhood will pre-fill the sections for you to approve.
Add skills from the Skillhood library to your profile. Other members can verify a skill with a single click, and verified skills deepen in colour as more people confirm them.
Record the certificates and licences you hold. Issuing organizations can verify them, and verified certificates carry a badge on your profile.
Contacts is your private address book, synced with Skillhood profiles by email. Tag contacts, sort by location, and view everyone on a map.
Direct messages are the way to reach people on Skillhood — email addresses and phone numbers stay private unless a member shares them. You can also introduce two people by creating a group conversation.
Groups bring together people around an employer, a profession or a project. Public groups can be joined directly; private groups are invite-only.
Notes keep your working documents in one place, with list, grid and kanban views. Drag notes between stages, share them, and set your default view in Settings. Tasks sit at the top of your feed with daily, weekly, monthly or one-off cadences.
Log entries record what you actually did — shifts, milestones, deliverables. Add contributors, tag people and organizations, and share entries to an organization page where you have admin rights.
Organizations have their own page with a logo, cover image, jobs and members. Admins can publish lightweight training modules as notes with an AI-generated multiple-choice quiz at the end — completing one awards the tagged skills to the learner's profile.
Find roles on the jobs board or on the map, and post openings if you administer an organization.
Write longform articles or short posts, add tags, and your content appears on the matching boards. Follow a board to bring its posts into your feed.
Your email address and phone number are never shown on your profile. Manage your theme, notification preferences, default notes view and menu bar shortcuts in Settings.