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A TASK Enterprises product
What is in here
Eight rooms. Each one answers a different question, and none of them will tell you what to do — they show you what a thing costs and let you decide.
- TodayNeeds an account
What should I do today?
One shortlist, ranked, with the reasoning printed next to each one rather than hidden behind a score.
Every number can be argued with. Click any component and it tells you what it counted and why.
- ExploreNeeds an account
What else could I actually do?
The lines of work you already compete in, the ones you could plausibly move to, and what is only beginning to exist.
It reasons from what you have done rather than from your job title — and says which of your evidence carried the claim.
- RouteNeeds an account
How do I get from here to there?
A named destination broken into steps, ordered by what the market actually asks for most often.
Steps are ranked by how many real postings demand them, so nothing on the list is there because it sounded sensible.
- Paid SoonestNeeds an account
I need money sooner than that.
Work you could be paid for in weeks rather than quarters, kept deliberately separate from the long plan.
It never pretends a career move and rent money are the same problem.
- My MovesNeeds an account
What did I actually send, and what came back?
Every application, where it got to, and what you learned — kept as a record rather than a feeling.
Nothing here is scored. It is the only room that just remembers.
- The WorldNeeds an account
What is happening out there that touches my work?
Commodity prices, what a dollar buys abroad, what companies are telling their regulators — each with what it means for your work written out.
Every figure is a primary source and says what it cannot tell you. An index prints its base year; a gross figure names the rebates behind it.
- PauseOpen it →
I need to stop for ten minutes.
A timer, a synthesised downpour, an arcade, and a room full of long conversations worth having on.
The one part of this that wants nothing from you. No score, no streak, no nudge to come back.
- MeNeeds an account
What does it actually know about me?
Everything the app believes, where each belief came from, and a button to disagree with any of it.
Nothing enters your record without your yes, and anything can be taken back out.
Pause is open without an account, on purpose — needing to sign up to take a break is the joke that page is making.
Built by somebody in the middle of a career move, for that career move. The first record in the database is his own.
The third person to use it was offended that it offered him work outside what he is licensed in — and he was right. It knew when a role required something you lack, and had no way to say a role does not use something you hold. That is being fixed, and it is written up on the about page rather than buried.