AI career intelligence platform that tailors resumes, cover letters, and interview prep based on your actual career story
AI mock interview practice for your exact job and company
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
2026
2026
Based in
Not given
JP
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free Start: free, limited to 1 job analysis and 1 resume/cover letter; 2 months for $18 (then $20/month); Monthly: $20/month (first month $18); 6-Month Prepay: $99 for 900 job analyses and 180 resumes; Concierge Resume Review: $49; Concierge Build: $249 (first month included); Concierge Interview Re
Starter: free (one job, 60 minutes of practice). Sprint: $15 for 7 days (unlimited practice, up to 5 jobs). Pro: $30 for 30 days (unlimited practice, unlimited jobs).
Key features
Career story library (Life Distiller) with guided, free-form, and interview-style entry modes
Job posting fit rating with gap analysis using semantic AI matching
Tailored resume and cover letter in five formats
Application question guidance
Interview prep with likely questions based on your background
Application tracking with timelines and follow-up reminders
Boolean job search builder for LinkedIn and Indeed
Free military job translator for MOC codes
Career Direction compass showing true-north role and target roles based on O*NET
Company-specific interview research based on job link
Full-length practice rounds with follow-up questions
AI interviewer with voice or text interaction
Feedback quoted from your own answers
Whiteboard and code editor for technical rounds
Research sources listed for transparency
Support for multiple roles and levels
What makes it different
Semantic AI matching understands what postings ask for, surfacing genuine fit even when wording doesn't match exactly
Built for different career situations including career change, return to work, and military transition
One-time career entry used across all applications and job searches
Research built from the specific company's hiring pages, job postings, and recent candidate reports
Full-length interview rounds with follow-up questions instead of generic question lists
Feedback tied to your own words and linked to specific moments in the conversation
One-time passes instead of recurring subscriptions