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Traitprint · Public Beta · local-first

Understand your own experience.

Traitprint walks through your career with you, one project and role at a time, and turns the messy story in your head into something organized you can actually look at. It runs on your own machine, so none of it leaves your hands.

How it works

Built on a
shared structure.

What keeps Traitprint from being just another chat log is the structure underneath it: a consistent way of describing skills and experience (an ontology, if you want the technical word) that gives the AI something real to reason about.

01 — TALK

Talk it through

You talk through your experience with an AI that knows what to ask. A lot easier than staring at an empty resume.

02 — MAP

It gets mapped

Everything you say gets sorted into that shared structure instead of piling up as loose notes, so it stays organized and usable.

03 — USE

It's yours to use

What comes out is a vault that belongs to you. Use it to understand yourself, hand it to your next AI session, or send it to Cloud to compare against the market.

What's in it

The whole
picture.

Local keeps everything private and on your machine. Cloud takes it outward, into the market and out in the open.

local

Experience mining

An AI that interviews you about your own work and surfaces the parts worth keeping.

local + cloud

A shared vocabulary

One consistent way of describing skills and experience, so nothing gets lost in loose text and your AI has something solid to work from.

local

A vault you own

Your history sits in a vault on your own machine. Private by default, and yours to keep, export, or hand to an agent.

local

Grounds your AI sessions

Give your vault to an AI agent and it already knows you, instead of making you explain yourself over again.

cloud

Market contrast & gaps

Cloud reads real job postings the same way it read you, then shows where you stand and what's between you and the job you want.

cloud

A public page

Turn your vault into a tidy public page — something real to point people at when you want to keep a conversation going.