Career Lens
A fresh view
of your
working world.
A career fact or a market duel. One relevant opening for your role and current city. With Premium, connect your CV and see the strengths, questions and next steps that make it personal.
iPhone app statusFree openings and career facts · Personal CV reviews with Premium
Career guidance in Job Tools · illustrative preparation
A clear way to begin.
“Could we discuss taking ownership of a small part of the next project? I’d like to understand what readiness would look like.”
A question to bring
What would you want to see before agreeing to a trial?
Another approach
If a new responsibility is not available, ask to observe how it is handled and discuss what you could learn.
A starting point to adapt to your actual work and relationship.
Your CV × this opening · Premium
An opening is a starting point.
Make the next step yours.
See your strengths.
Connect your saved CV to the requirements. See which examples already support them, where experience may transfer and what the document does not yet show.
Know what to clarify.
Small, specific next steps help you improve a real example or bring a useful question to the employer. A separate Venus reflection adds a thoughtful astrological perspective.
Start without a CV.
Build from work, study or projects in CV Studio. Preview and save your draft, review AI wording suggestions and export a clean PDF. Your confirmed experience can also enrich Blueprint.
Openings update as suitable listings become available. Reviews depend on the detail provided by the source. CV evidence coverage describes your document, not your ability, an ATS result or your likelihood of being hired. Astrology does not change the professional score.
Two ways in
A thought for today.
Words for the moment ahead.
Recommendations · Free
See a useful way forward.
Career Lens brings a sourced fact or a qualified market duel, plus one relevant opening. Read its original source and explore the role’s professional tools, pay and outlook. Career guidance in Job Tools connects your chosen Blueprint focus to a practical next step.
Preparation · Free examples + Premium
Bring your own situation.
Open Career guidance in Job Tools. Choose a situation and explore an example for free. With Premium, add your goal and get a personal brief with talking points, questions and another way to approach it.
Return to the words you prepared. Keep an optional observation for yourself. Your saved briefs stay available when Premium ends; your Blueprint remains your longer-term reference.
A little more context.
What does a market duel measure?
The share of matching postings in our available sources that mention each tool. At least 20 recent postings with descriptions are needed; one posting can mention both tools. This is a source sample, not the whole market. Weekly growth appears only when comparable measurements exist.
What if there is no new opening?
A recently checked earlier posting may still be worth a look, with its publication date shown. Otherwise we explain that we are waiting or that coverage is limited. Local vacancy coverage currently focuses on U.S. cities; no results never means a profession has no future.
What can I use for free?
Use Career Lens for sourced facts, market comparisons when enough evidence exists, and a relevant U.S. opening. In Job Tools, read career recommendations and try complete examples for six situations. You can connect an owned Blueprint without buying it again.
What does Premium add?
Connect a saved CV to the opening for an evidence-based skill-gap review, practical next steps and a separate Venus perspective. Enable automatic reviews once, then new openings you view can be compared with that CV. Up to 100 new comparisons per calendar month; saved comparisons do not use another attempt. Premium also lets you build a CV, refine it with AI and prepare around your own goal and professional context. Each brief contains an opening, two talking points, questions to bring, another approach and a tradeoff. The ongoing subscription includes up to 12 new preparation requests per calendar month, subject to service safeguards. The app shows your remaining allowance before you begin.
How does it connect to Blueprint?
CV Studio lets you confirm facts from the CV you build or upload and choose whether to use them in a Blueprint. A vacancy review never silently changes your strategy or treats a suggested skill as an achievement. Blueprint holds your longer-term direction. Career guidance uses the current focus you chose, or a weekly reading in passive mode. You decide whether to include that excerpt in a personal preparation. Career guidance never changes your focus or treats guidance as an achievement.
What happens when my direction changes?
Career guidance explains when a Blueprint needs review, is paused or has reached the end of its chapter. New preparation can stand on its own. Saved briefs keep the context used at the time, so you can see what may need adapting.
What is sent to AI?
For an opening review, the selected saved professional CV and the available job description. Your separate AI choice and the CV-review notice must be accepted. Birth details do not enter the skills comparison; the Venus reflection is calculated separately. Career guidance preparations use their own situation and optional selected Blueprint excerpt. Saving a CV-builder draft needs no AI request. You can pause automatic reviews, change the selected CV or delete it.
Can I keep what I prepare?
Yes. Up to 30 briefs remain in your account until you remove them or delete your account. Read and share them after Premium ends, and keep an optional private observation alongside each one. Observations stay outside AI processing.
Is this included in Decision Pass?
New CV processing, opening reviews and personal preparation require the ongoing Premium subscription, including an active eligible trial. A seven-day Decision Pass or standalone Blueprint purchase does not include new personal preparation. The app displays localized prices and renewal terms before Apple checkout.
Does the fact of the day mean live market data?
It is a career fact selected for today from the available sources. Some source data describes an earlier period. Open the evidence to see its scope and date. Facts provide perspective; they do not guarantee openings, pay or career outcomes.