Included on every plan · any degree, any career, anywhere
A resume in minutes. An interview you are ready for.
Describe yourself in plain English and Resume Next builds a job-ready resume. Then Interview Prep turns your own resume and that exact job description into the questions they will ask, with your answers drafted.
Most interviews happen around what is on your resume, and most applicants fail right there. Every tool here exists so that never happens to you.
One job posting drives everything that follows.
› I am a commerce grad. Did a retail internship, know Excel, ran my college event budget.
- ✓Summary rewritten in the language the posting actually uses
- ✓“Ran fest budget” becomes “managed a five-figure event budget across 30 vendors”
- ✓Keyword score recalculates as you type, cover letter drafted alongside
→ exports ATS-safe, single column, PDF or Word
How it works
From job posting to job ready, in four steps.
One posting drives all four. Nothing here is generic, because everything is built off that job and your own resume.
Pick the job you want
Found a role you like? Paste the job description. That one posting drives everything that follows.
→ one paste, that is itMatch your resume to it
Create a resume or import your own. It finds the keywords that are literally in the posting, writes bullets you can mix in, and drafts the cover letter.
→ resume plus cover letterPrep for the interview
Two weeks out, Interview Prep builds the question bank and the stories. Interview tomorrow, 1 Day Prep builds the hour-by-hour pack instead.
→ ready in a dayClose the gaps it found
The gaps that job exposed are named, and matched to specific lessons rather than to the job title. On Foundation those lessons are yours to open.
→ lessons, matchedThe seven tools
Interviews happen around your resume. Be ready for every line on it.
Two flagships and five supporting tools. They share one resume profile, one job list and one plan, so work done in any of them shows up in the others. Every paid plan includes every tool.
Resume Next
Build a resume by describing a section in plain English, or import the one you have. It scores itself against the posting on every keystroke, rewrites weak bullets, drafts the cover letter, and exports ATS-safe PDF and Word.
→ a resume matched to the job, in minutesInterview Prep Next
A prep session built from your resume and the job you are chasing. The questions your own resume cannot currently answer come first, then STAR stories with rewrites, an interactive case that scores, quizzes and flashcards.
→ the hard questions, before they are asked1 Day Prep
The interview is tomorrow. Enter the role and the company and get an hour-by-hour pack: a match matrix, question cards, weak-spot drills, a company cheat sheet, an HR minefield section, and a morning card to read on the way in.
→ ready by tomorrow morningJob Search
Live openings read straight from company career pages rather than a scraped aggregator, ranked against your profile. Save a search and get emailed when something new matches.
→ real openings, ranked against youJob Tracker Next
A pipeline for every application with the AI work attached to the job itself: keyword extraction, a My Fit report, a full company research pack, and invisible requirements: what the job needs that nobody wrote down.
→ apply or skip, with reasonsProof Deck
A portfolio deck built from your projects, with a share link you can put on an application and a download. There is an edit gate before the file is released, so nothing ships in the model's words alone.
→ something to send, not just claimCareer Home
The dashboard the other six feed: applications this week against your target, the pipeline funnel and its conversion at each stage, jobs that have gone quiet, follow-ups due today, interviews on the calendar.
→ one view of the whole huntFree, and no account needed: the interview question bank. Published questions grouped by topic, each with a written answer, and the same bank 1 Day Prep is grounded in.
Why this beats a resume tool
A resume tool makes you sound better. This makes you better, then proves it.
A resume tool on its own
what almost everyone else is using
- Better words on the same CV
- Generic practice questions
- Nothing real to show once you are in the room
Result: a nicer version of the CV that four hundred other people also sent.
The toolkit, and the work behind it
one subscription, everything included
- All seven tools, sharing one profile and one job list
- Prep built from your resume and that exact posting
- On Foundation, real programs behind the gaps it finds
Result: the resume gets the call, the work gets the offer.
What it fixes
Most people are stuck on one specific thing.
Not a longer course. The single thing that is costing the job, named and then fixed. Open the one that sounds like you.
Hundreds of applications, almost no callbacksResume Next
Usually the resume lists what you were responsible for and never what changed because you were there. The keyword score shows what the posting asks for that your resume does not say, and the rewriter turns responsibilities into results.
What changes: the same experience, written so a recruiter can see the result.The final round keeps going to someone elseInterview Prep Next
The questions your own resume raises are the ones that decide a final round, and they are the ones people rehearse least. Prep surfaces the high-risk ones first, then builds STAR answers with rule-based strength meters that explain every deduction.
What changes: you have already answered the hard question once, out loud.The interview is tomorrow morning1 Day Prep
An hour-by-hour pack built for that role and that company: a match matrix, question cards with worked answers, weak-spot drills, an HR minefield section, and a printable pack.
What changes: tonight has a plan instead of a panic.A gap on the CV that stops every conversationMy Fit, in Job Tracker Next
My Fit classifies gaps rather than hiding them, and backs every strength with a verbatim quote from your own profile. The quote is checked mechanically before it ships, so nothing is claimed on your behalf.
What changes: an honest answer, prepared, instead of an apology.Screened out before anyone reads itProof Deck
A deck built from work you actually did, with a share link an application can carry. Work that can be opened does not depend on a recruiter deciding to read the second page.
What changes: there is something to look at.No idea which of these jobs is worth an eveningJob Search and invisible requirements
Openings are read live from company boards and ranked against your profile, and each tracked job can tell you what it really needs that nobody wrote in the posting, including where the role is heading.
What changes: fewer applications, better aimed.These are the situations the tools are built for, not customer stories. We do not publish placement statistics or named outcomes, because we are new and would rather show you the tools than a number you cannot check.
Plans
Two ways to have it.
Career Toolkit is the seven tools on their own. Foundation is the same tools plus the full program catalogue, the video library, certificates, the course tutor, and the weekly live workshops. Career Toolkit, $29. Cancel whenever; the yearly plan carries a 14-day full refund.
Career ToolkitThe resume, the interview and the job hunt. Without the programs.
$29/month
Other lengths
- $7 every 3 days
- $12 every week
- $299 every yearBest value
Billed on the cycle you pick. Cancel any time.
Before you start
Straight answers.
What can I do without paying?
A free account builds one resume, tracks one job, runs one prep session and saves one search. Seeded examples never count against that, and the interview question bank at /interview-questions is fully public with no account at all.
Do I need the courses to use the toolkit?
No. The Career Toolkit plan is the tools on their own. Foundation is the same tools plus the whole program catalogue, the video library, certificates, the course tutor and the weekly live workshops.
Is my resume used to train anything?
No. Your profile is used to do your work: score against a posting, build prep, produce a deck. Where the product quotes you, it quotes your own words back verbatim and checks the quote before it ships.
Does the voice practice cost extra?
No. It runs on the browser's own speech synthesis and recognition, which is exactly why it can be included rather than metered by the minute.
What happens when everyone is prepping at once?
There is one cap on how many AI calls run at once, and the queue rotates between students rather than serving strictly first-come, so nobody waits hours behind a rush.
Others prepare for months. You can be ready tonight. Start free and run the resume assistant on a real posting. Get the toolkit · $29