Career File
Fill it once. Every station reads from it, nothing asks you twice, and none of it is uploaded anywhere.
Three things, and it says how it did each one.
Ranked, not listed
Target titles and industries as ordered lists with a real order, because a search that treats your third choice the same as your first is not a search. Drag them into the order you actually want them.
Numbers, not sentences
Compensation as four numbers and two choices. Home ZIP plus a maximum one way distance. These stop being preferences and become the gates that Decide runs against every posting.
A resume library
Every version you send, each with its own layout answers, plus a print a clean copy button that rebuilds the document a scanner reads without changing one word you wrote.
One file, and the two times it says no.
The Career File is filled once and read by every station. What makes it safe to fill is what it refuses to do to what you already put there.
This career file is made up, so nobody's real record is sitting on this page. The station itself works exactly like this. The live demo runs the whole app on its own, with nothing to fill in.
Everything it hands you.
- ✓One button backs the whole file up as a single download.
- ✓One button erases it for good, with no copy left behind on a server.
- ✓An employer research prompt built from your own resume rather than from a template.
This is the part that makes the rest of it honest. A gate only means something if you set it before you saw the job.
Where this sits in the search.
Free, no account, and nothing you enter is uploaded.
It installs to your phone from the browser with no app store, and every station keeps running with no signal.