Act 1 — See where you stand · about 3 minutes, free
Your resume, read into a map of what you can actually do.
Your experience as a structure you can correct and reuse, instead of two pages of prose you rewrite every time someone asks.
The live component, with a sample profile. Yours is built from your own resume. Tap any star for details.
What it actually does
Core competencies, each carrying its own sub-skills
Accomplishments with the metrics lifted off your own CV
Transferable skills and work traits as their own clusters
Every skill editable, because a parser gets things wrong
One PDF, about thirty seconds to parse
Being straight with you
It reads what your CV says. Work you never wrote down is work it cannot see — which is usually the first thing worth fixing.
Every feature page here carries one of these. A product that has nothing it cannot do has not been described honestly, and you would find out later anyway.
AI Litmus
Where you actually sit on the AI spectrum, and what the next rung is.
Success Metrics
Eleven pillars, scored by you, corroborated where we have signal and labelled where we don't.
Public profile
Proof of what you own, at a URL that belongs to you.
The Hive
A small, invite-led room of people making the same move.
Weekly AI workflows
One real task from your own job, done with AI, at your level.
Learning log
Everything you practised and learned, in one place, whoever logged it.
Field Pulse and AI Toolkit
What is moving in your field, and the AI tools people in it actually use.
AI connector
Fractional Manager as a tool inside Claude or ChatGPT.