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I liked the feed feature; I understand it wasn't used a ton, but I did enjoy looking around and seeing what people were making. It's now just another portfolio site in the vein of caard. I already have a personal site, so there's not much need for me to visit since I can't really find anyone else.
Poliwork had an original idea of creating a marketplace to connect people on their personal projects outside of the famous 9-5 jobs, but now they are just one of the thousands of generic 'AI site builders' that are abundant on the web, dont recommend.
I thought it will be BLIND but for founders/creators. It is just polished/hyped up Linkedin. Did beta/testflight but deleted when it got noisy. Currently using Read.cv which is better looking and where people don't brag; ititss like early Instagram; until some asscorp will destroy it.
Good idea but doesn't compare to linkedin in terms of community richness
Polywork is pretty great at 80% of the work creating a personal web site. It still requires some time investment to get the web site to where I would want it to be prior to publishing it.
enjoy the opportunity to compile a profile that is better suited to the idea of being a developer and teacher
Everything that's wrong with LinkedIn, is done right on Polywork. I have a huge following on LinkedIn but I can NOT wait until we all move over. The network is welcoming, the features match people's professional lives much better, and it simply is an all-round improvement from design to functionality.
stumbled upon Polywork a year ago, and it was love at first sight. it helps me grow my network and level up.
