Save your work once, then practise, apply and plan from it.

We call this the Career OS: one place for your work, and four things you do with it.

Write what you did in your own words: a project, an internship task, a college event. Add the result and the project it belongs to.

Speak an entry instead of typing it, and it is saved the same way.

Your skills come from your entries, and each one shows the entries behind it. You can add skills yourself too.

Keep certificates and other documents in one vault, and group entries into projects.

Your roles and dated events sit on one timeline. It stays private unless you mark an event public, and you can download it as a PDF.

A private journal sits beside your work. Turn on encryption and its entries lock with a passphrase only you know, and we cannot read them. Labels such as mood stay readable to us.

Entries you mark private stay out of every document and every page you share.

Download your whole record as a file whenever you want. Uploaded documents download separately.

A peer you invited can vouch for one piece of work in 25 words or fewer.

Upload your resume as a PDF, or import your LinkedIn data export. You check each part before it is saved.

LinkedIn can take a few days to send you the export.

Connect GitHub and tap Sync. Your commits arrive in a review inbox and enter your record only when you approve them.

You can also bring in Credly badges, Open Badges, and your posts on DEV.to, Hashnode, Medium or Substack.

Disconnecting a source never deletes what you imported.

AI tools you connect can read your record and suggest entries for you to review. They cannot write to it.

Practice interview questions draw on the work you save.

Type your answers, tap to speak them, or take a live voice interview. Then read feedback on every answer.

Track every application from applied to offer, and keep the resume you sent with each one.

Track a company that visits your campus: the cut-off, the rounds in order, and any bond terms.

Found a job somewhere else? Paste it, save it, and check it against your saved work.

A check against a job uses 1 credit.

Copy-ready answers for application forms: your education rows, your skills, and your project in three lengths.

Send a link for one application that shows only the sections you choose. It ends after 30 days unless you pick another length, and you can turn it off.

Tell Roleora the role you want. It writes a plan with weeks, steps and courses from the work you have already done.

A step ticks only when your saved work shows it done.

Your first plan is free.

See which tasks of that role your work already covers, and where AI is used in each, with the source for every number.

Set goals for the quarter and watch them move with your entries, never as a percentage.

Your saved work also makes cover letters, a check against a job description, and a weekly report you can give an internship coordinator.

Roleora writes only from what you save and marks what it cannot match. It can still get things wrong, so read each document before you send it.