For people
Your knowledge, with the receipts.
A CV is a document you can generate in a minute, and everybody now does. What a machine cannot fake is a claim that carries the sentence you said it in and the date it holds for. That is what this builds — and what companies match against, requirement by requirement.
Free to start. No card. Private by default.
Three minutes, three steps
- 1 · Tell it, or upload
- Talk to the agent in whatever language you think in, or upload a CV. No form, no dropdown of four hundred skills.
- 2 · Read what it made
- Every claim shows the sentence it came from. Wrong? Tell the agent — the correction is recorded as a new claim with a date, and nothing is silently rewritten.
- 3 · Match yourself
- Against a listing, against a person, against your own job description. The unmet list is the honest gap, and it is next year’s plan.
What you get
- An AI that looks for work on your behalf
- Enter the pool and the job hunt compares you against every open listing, then introduces you only where you meet the bar — with your evidence attached and times you are free to talk.
- A percentage you can check
- Not a score from nowhere. Each requirement shows the claim that met it and the sentence behind that claim, and the ones nobody met are listed too.
- A mentor who fits what you are missing
- The board reads your gaps from your own graph and the mentor’s strengths from theirs. A mentor answers within 48 hours or the board says so.
- Yours to take or to delete
- Export everything in one document at any time. Delete the account and what you wrote is gone; only a shape that points at nobody remains.
Questions people ask
- Is it free?
- Yes. Building your graph, seeing it, matching yourself against listings and using the mentor board cost nothing. A new account also receives tokens, which pay for the job hunt that works on your behalf and for introductions to employers.
- Who can see my graph?
- Nobody, until you choose otherwise. A new account is private. If you enter the pool, the date of that choice is recorded and you can switch back to private at any time, which removes you from every search.
- What happens to my CV after I upload it?
- It is read and turned into claims you can see one by one, each with the sentence it came from. The original document stays as the raw source and is never changed. Delete your account and both go.
- Do I have to write in English?
- No. Write in your own language. The quoted sentence that proves a claim is kept exactly as you wrote it, because a translated quote is no longer proof. Only the canonical name of a concept is stored in English, so that two people who know the same thing in two languages land on the same node.
- How is this different from LinkedIn?
- A skills list is a list you typed, and an endorsement is a click from someone who may never have seen you work. Here a claim carries the sentence you said it in and the date it holds for, and a colleague can confirm it with a sentence of their own.
- What if the extraction gets something wrong?
- Tell the agent. The correction is a new claim with today’s date; the old one is kept, because a record with a history is worth more than one that quietly changes. The interpretation layer can be rebuilt entirely without touching anything you said.
See what you actually know.
Two minutes with the agent, or one CV, and you have your first ten claims — the point where the graph starts telling you something.