AI with a boundary
Useful suggestions. No invented career history.
AI can help you notice patterns, explain your experience and prepare for a conversation. It cannot know what you did unless you provide the evidence.
What the AI can do
It can extract reviewable text from supported documents, compare evidence with a job description, suggest clearer wording, identify questions and generate grounded interview practice.
Interview practice and career paths
Practice questions are written by AI for the job and your CV, and the AI rates each typed answer on four areas with a reason and a quote from what you wrote. It doesn’t hold a conversation or give an overall score. Career path plans are also written by AI: anything it says you already have must point to a line on your CV, qualifications come from a fixed list of real ones, and plans never include salaries, timescales or your chances. Both are practice and guidance, not a judgement of you.
What it cannot do
It cannot guarantee an interview, decide whether you will be hired, verify an employer’s private process or infer personality, emotion, accent or protected characteristics.
You approve consequential changes
Suggestions remain drafts until you review them. Factual changes are expected to point to confirmed evidence, and uncertainty is shown rather than hidden behind fluent language.
A human-readable fallback
You can correct, reject or remove extracted evidence. You can also use the platform without AI through guided profile entry and manual editing.