Resume, interview prep and a roadmap for what's next

• Resume builder
• Cover letter drafts
• Interview preparation with likely questions
• Skill roadmaps for a target role
• University matches based on your profile

1. 1

   Describe your background

   Courses, projects, skills and what you're aiming for.

2. 2

   Choose a tool

   Resume, cover letter, interview prep, roadmap or university match.

3. 3

   Refine and export

   Edit the draft in your own words and export it.

• “Build a one-page resume for a B.Tech CS student with two projects and an internship.”
• “Give me a 6-month roadmap to become a data analyst.”

• Each career generation uses 2 credits.
• Drafts are only as good as the facts you give them, and shouldn't claim experience you don't have.
• University matches are suggestions to research further, not admissions advice; check each institution's official requirements.

• AI TutorAn AI tutor that teaches step by step, explains simply, goes deep, quizzes you Socratically, or drills practice questions. Six ways to learn the same topic.
• AI Research AssistantAsk a research question and get a source-backed answer with links to the pages it used. Verify it yourself, then cite it properly.
• Student AI Voice MentorTalk to a study mentor that knows your plan. Start a guided session, get quizzed, have a topic explained or fix weak spots — by voice, hands-free.

• How to write a resume with no work experience: a student's guideA step-by-step guide to a one-page student resume: what to include, how to describe projects, how to word achievements, and common mistakes, with a template.

It’s free to begin: no card needed, and every tool is included on the free plan.