I’ve always found it strange that choosing a career one of the biggest decisions of our lives usually comes down to quizzes, marks, or random advice from others.

I saw friends filling out aptitude tests that told them they should be “engineers” or “accountants,” but when they actually tried those paths, they realized it didn’t feel right. On the other hand, some people just guessed, jumped into a career, and only years later figured out they weren’t happy.

That gap between what we’re told to do and what it actually feels like to do it is huge.

So I built this platform.

It’s still a scrappy MVP, but the idea is simple:
Instead of just reading about a career or taking a test, you actually try out short, hands-on tasks from different jobs. Like taking a tiny test drive before buying the car.

This way, you don’t have to wait until it’s “too late” to discover if you enjoy the work. You can explore, play, and see what resonates early, with low stakes.

Right now, it’s not polished. It’s not perfect. But it’s real enough for you to try. And if you give feedback, you’ll be helping shape a tool that could make career exploration more human, less mechanical.

Because I believe choosing your future shouldn’t feel like filling out a form.
It should feel like discovery.

Career Finder

Learn by Trying, Not Guessing

Learn by Trying, Not Guessing