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Trust and verification
FILLI.ME uses verification signals to help visitors understand which accounts, websites, and links are connected to a builder.
The badges
Six signals, each earned on its own
A builder can hold any combination of these. Each badge is checked independently — one does not imply another.
Email verified
The builder confirmed access to the email address on their account.
Work email verified
The builder confirmed a company email address, proving they worked at the company behind a professional project. Only the company and domain are shown.
GitHub verified
The builder connected a GitHub account to their profile through sign-in.
Website verified
The builder proved ownership or control of a linked personal website.
Project link verified
A project link resolves to a public page, repository, or demo the builder provided.
Co-worker reviewed
A manager, teammate, or client proved they own an email at the company's domain and vouched for a professional project in their own words. Only their chosen name and the domain are shown — never their email address.
Read this carefully
What “verified” means — and what it doesn't
Verification is a narrow, specific claim. Being clear about its limits is part of keeping the platform trustworthy.
What verification means
The builder has proven access to or ownership of a connected account, website, link, or company email address. On a co-worker review, the “verified reviewer” check means the reviewer proved they own an email at the company’s domain — the words of the review are the reviewer’s own statement, not FILLI.ME’s.
What verification does not mean
FILLI.ME does not guarantee a builder’s:
- Role or job title
- Authorship of a specific work project
- Identity documents
- Skill level
- Professional certification
Your turn
Build a profile people can trust
Create your profile, verify your email, GitHub, website, and work email to earn your badges — then invite a co-worker to vouch for your professional projects.