‘’Who we are’’ doesn’t matter. ‘’How we start’’ really matters.

It all started with a website created by a mobile developer prince. Simple, understandable, focused.

It only has basic things about himself and the things he has done so far. His purpose was clear: Showcasing his works to all people (technical or non-technical)

He put his website on his almost every social media bios. Then, people started to ask -especially developers- ‘looks simple and clear, can you send your codes? so we can customize it for ourselves’ then the bulb burned over Prince’s head.

There should be a simple and fast panel for the people who want to create a showcase website without coding.

Then he created the first wheel of devfolio.me and presented it to his marketer friends to make it a really great business opportunity. His purpose was to create a simple tool that solves two main problems: not knowing what to put in a portfolio and not knowing what to write in a portfolio. Devfolio is built…

• For the developers who want a clear website.
• For the developers who can share and wants to show his/her works to the world.
• For the developers who wants to make a clear path to show his/her deeds to potential customers or potential recruiters
• For freelancers who want to make a personal showcase
• For hustlers who have no time to do self-marketing.

So Prince and his friends got together and they became a team to make devfolio a great tool for those people who we mentioned above.

You just read about how the idea is developed and how we started up the devfolio.me. While this blog is being posted one of us is writing it (of course), one of us struggling with bugs and features, one of us designing invitations for the close beta and one of us is dancing at a festival, living his life :)

If you want to try out our beta version, visit devfolio.me :)

We would be in seventh heaven if you reach us out somehow :)

Cheers.