Career exploration that learns from doing

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01 · Explore

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Find career directions, small tasks to try, people to learn from and current opportunities. Save what interests you. Skip what does not.

ExploreIllustrative preview
For youSavedIn progress
Selected · DirectionKeep · Ask Laddie →

It changes with what you save, try and say.

02 · Laddie

Pick up where you left off.

Ask Laddie about a direction, a task you tried or an opening you found. Your earlier conversations stay in view. Bring a document, use your voice or ask it to look something up.

LaddieConversation with context
From Explore · Small experimentTest one part of the workWhat should I pay attention to while I do this?

I liked solving the messy part, but not presenting it. What does that change?

The problem-solving seems worth another look. I would try a task focused on planning, without the presentation, and see whether you still enjoy it.

In view while you talk

Direction keptExperiment completedNeeds a practical route in
Ask anything about what comes next
Live researchVoiceDocuments

03 · You

See what you have learned.

Your saved directions, experiments, notes and work come together in You. Look back at what held your attention, what did not and what you might try next.

You8 points from things you did

Your picture grows from evidence,
not a score.

ExperimentA task you tried, with notes on how it went.
3directions
2things tried
3notes

Keep the work and the reasons behind your choices.

Explore → Try → Learn → Adapt

What you try changes what comes next.

Enjoyed the task, but not the part you expected? Tell Laddie. That detail can shape your next conversation and the suggestions in Explore. You keeps a record, so you can see what changed.

1You try something
2You notice what happened
3Keep what you learned
4Get a new suggestion

Inside OffLadder · Illustrative journey

Meet Sam. A recent graduate with a guitar and a question about AI.

Sam likes playing guitar and wants to find out where AI might come into the work. Here is one way that curiosity could lead to a first experiment.

Explore · 01 of 07
OffLadder / ExploreSam’s journey · illustrative
Explore / A direction

Audio technology

Sam likes making music and is curious about AI. Explore suggests taking a closer look at audio technology.

WORTH EXPLORINGMusic × technologyA possible direction, not a prediction
ExploreTryLearnAdapt

Questions, answered.

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I've done personality tests. Why is this different?

A test gives you a result. OffLadder gives you something small and real to try, then changes what it shows you based on what happened.

What if I pick wrong again?

You do not have to decide yet. Try a small piece of the work and see what you learn before making a bigger commitment.

Is this useful if I'm senior in my field?

It can be. OffLadder looks for directions that carry your experience forward rather than assuming you should start again.

How is it different from ChatGPT?

Laddie keeps your directions, experiments and reflections in view. A conversation can change what appears in Explore and what is recorded in You. It can still get things wrong, so check anything important.

Is it free?

Yes, to start. No account needed for your first directions. A free account includes 5 Laddie messages a day (10 on your first day). Unlimited Laddie is $9 a month (normally $15) or $79 a year (normally $120), with an optional 30-day trial and no card needed.

Can I delete my data?

Yes. Export or delete everything at any time.

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