I have a meeting, call or interview
Pull together what you already know, what has happened before and the questions worth asking.
Help me with thisPrepare for a meeting. Make a CV or profile. Work out what to do next. Keep useful career details without filling in a huge profile first. A current job is not required.
You have not added a conversation for 74 days. Sarah is connected to two active projects.
Illustrative examples use fictional data; they are not screenshots of your account.
Choose the situation that is real now. The same choices are waiting on Home when you sign in.
Pull together what you already know, what has happened before and the questions worth asking.
Help me with thisTurn a result, project or piece of work into clear wording you can reuse later.
Help me with thisUse your real experience to make the right version for the opportunity in front of you.
Help me with thisKeep choices, funding, deadlines and career consequences together so the next step is clearer.
Help me with thisChoose what to improve, plan the next step and keep what you learn as you go.
Help me with thisCompare realistic options using what you have already done and what matters to you now.
Help me with thisLook back at recent progress, notice what changed and decide what deserves attention next.
Help me with thisHome gives you clear choices such as preparing for a meeting, making a CV, working out what to do next or reviewing your progress.
You have not added a conversation for 74 days. Sarah is connected to two active projects.
Take a photo, add a screenshot or file, bring in LinkedIn, or quickly add a person, conversation, result, project or priority.
Keep the detail while it is still fresh.
Keep useful details about people and past conversations, then make a short briefing before the next important call or meeting.
Your last notes say Sarah wanted an introduction to James and is linked to two active projects.
Search across people, roles, projects, results, learning, conversations, files and photos — including words CareerCaptain has read inside them.
Roles, projects, results, learning and other important moments come together over time.
Take a photo or add a screenshot, CV, review, letter, note, PDF, Word file or spreadsheet. CareerCaptain reads what it can so you can find and use it later.
CareerCaptain can look across the documents and career history you add for skills that are named directly or demonstrated by the work. It shows the supporting words and asks you to approve or dismiss each suggestion.
CareerCaptain can use the things you have already added to help you remember, prepare, compare options or question your own assumptions. If it does not know enough, it should say so.
You have not added a conversation with her for 74 days, and she is connected to two active projects.
Pro and Executive memberships can turn the week you added into highlights, progress, people to revisit and sensible next actions.
It keeps what you added separate from what it suggests. When information is missing, it should tell you rather than quietly filling the gap.
When CareerCaptain helps you prepare or write, you can see the kinds of information it used.
Sensitive information is not pulled into an ordinary request when it has nothing to do with the question.
A suggestion stays a suggestion. It only becomes part of your history when you tell CareerCaptain what actually happened.
Find useful facts, people and past events quickly.
Bring together what matters before an interview, review, meeting or difficult conversation.
Compare realistic options, surface what is getting in the way and test whether your first view still holds up.
Make a bio, LinkedIn summary, CV summary, cover-letter opening or short introduction using the experience you have already added.
Paste a job description and CareerCaptain shows where your experience is strong, what is missing and what examples you could use.
Start a LinkedIn post, article or email from things CareerCaptain already knows about your work and experience.

CareerCaptain is designed for the moment before the review, interview, meeting, opportunity or decision — when the context that seemed ordinary months ago suddenly matters.
Make and preview a CV, résumé, bio or profile from what you have already added, then save, download or share it.
Bring in a LinkedIn download, see what CareerCaptain found and choose what you want to keep. Take the professional information you record in CareerCaptain with you.
CareerCaptain can prepare briefings and drafts, but you decide what is correct and what you actually use.
Search, history, quick add, files and photos, LinkedIn import, CVs and profiles, and full download remain available without a paid membership. Paid plans give you more frequent help.
After a briefing, piece of writing or weekly review, save the action you chose and later add what actually happened.
CareerCaptain keeps its earlier suggestion separate from the outcome you later add in your own words.
What you add later can help with future questions, weekly reviews and briefings for the people involved.
Prepare for a role, conversation or application; add study or projects; explore a change of direction; or review your progress.
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