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Whoo review

Freemium#26 of 32 in Personal Website Builders

A résumé-based personal site builder with career tools and monthly paid plans.

6.6/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Whoo turns a résumé into a personal landing page for job seekers and professionals who want an online profile. The web-based builder can extract text from uploaded PDFs, including image-only PDFs using OCR, then generate profile content. A personalized whoo.is URL is available, with custom domain support on Basic. Its focus is career presentation rather than a general-purpose site-building toolkit: the included résumé and achievements display, cover-letter tools, career blog, and application tracking all relate to a job search or professional profile.

The published monthly plans start with Basic at $4. It includes an AI-generated professional landing page, personalized whoo.is URL, custom domain support, and résumé and achievements display. Pro costs $8 monthly and includes everything in Basic, plus an AI résumé and cover-letter builder, an application tracking dashboard with statuses and notes, and an AI career-highlights blog. A free tier is also available. AI Headshots is a separate $30 one-time option for 40 generated headshots, with four backgrounds and outfits and a three-hour turnaround. The plan split makes Basic relevant for a simple résumé page, while the higher monthly tier brings in the tools for managing and documenting an active search.

Whoo's main strength is how closely its features fit a résumé-centered profile: document extraction feeds the landing page, while Pro extends that workflow into applications and career writing. That narrow focus is also the trade-off. People seeking a broader website platform or site-owner visitor analytics may want to compare alternatives; no visitor analytics feature is described here. Whoo is most suitable for job seekers who value a guided career profile and related AI tools over a more general website-building scope.

Whoo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Generates a landing page from an uploaded résumé, including image-only PDFs.
    • Basic adds a personalized URL, custom domain support, and résumé display.
    • Pro adds résumé and cover-letter generation, application tracking, and blogging.
  • Where it doesn't
    • The listed platforms are limited to the web.
    • The AI Headshots option costs $30 one-time, separate from monthly plans.
    • Career tools such as application tracking and blogging are in the $8 Pro plan.

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