Aivy
Discover strengths, fuel your mission, find your path
13 followers
Discover strengths, fuel your mission, find your path
13 followers
Aivy is a career-discovery app that uses playful, science-based challenges to uncover your strengths, values, and ideal work environment. Complete short tests, receive a personalized strength profile, and explore roles and paths aligned with your potentials.
What I really like about Aivy is how it emphasizes playful challenges, not long, tedious quizzes. The idea of discovering not just your strengths but matching roles and environments is powerful. If it can also show your weak points or suggest growth paths, it could be a standout in the career app space.
From a design perspective, the challenge for Aivy will be making those strength discovery challenges intuitive and enjoyable, not tedious. The transitions, feedback, and visualization of your “profile” need to feel lively. If the interface stays clean and motivating, this could be very habit-friendly.
I’ve felt misaligned in past jobs—not sure what roles fit me best. Aivy’s promise to use short tests and reveal roles aligned to my potential sounds like exactly what I need. If the results feel accurate and insightful, I’ll recommend this to every young professional I know.
Congratulations on the launch! In a landscape full of generic career advice, Aivy brings the promise of personalization. When people understand their unique strengths and environments where they flourish, work becomes more meaningful. May this tool help many make choices that feel right, not just safe.
Aivy has the potential to shift how people think about careers—not as static ladders but as evolving journeys aligned with core strengths. If this app grows with features like longitudinal tracking, recommendation engines, community comparisons, and guided growth plans, it could become the go-to personal career compass. Excited to follow where this leads.
Aivy is a beautifully designed tool to help people align their careers with who they are. Using playful, science-based challenges to reveal strengths, work style, and ideal environments feels refreshing. I’m excited to see how someone’s “strength profile” can shift the decisions they make about work or life.