Chart My Path
/door/ai · the primary door

Which parts of your job survive?

Tell us your role and your week. In about 90 seconds, get one page: what's durable, what's shifting, and what to learn next — every line with a source you can check.

Chart My Role
  • No account
  • ~90 seconds
  • Full chart before any email
Every classification on your chart cites a source — labor-market research, hiring-posting data, or a graph attestation. Where the map has no coverage yet, we say so, out loud, instead of guessing.
Three steps, no account

Building your chart

This is a preview of the real intake — click a step below to see how it flows. Your real chart starts on the button above.

Step 1 of 3

What's your role right now?

Start with where you stand now — pick your role, or tell us in your own words.

Step 2 of 3

What does your week actually contain?

Check what's actually in your week. Not the job description — the real one.

Step 3 of 3

A little about your constraints

How much time do you have, and how far are you willing to move? No wrong answers.

Ready when you are. Start your real chart →
Why it's different

Every line has a receipt

No invented scores. No guaranteed outcomes. Just what's sourced, and what isn't yet.

01

Sourced, not assumed

Exposure classifications trace to published labor-market research or hiring-posting data — never our own guess dressed up as a stat.

02

Gaps stay visible

Where the graph doesn't have coverage yet, your chart says "uncharted" — styled like the unmapped edge of a map, not hidden.

03

A real first step

The skills we suggest come with a ten-minute step you can take today — free, and linked to something that actually exists.

Said plainly

What we won't say

No pressure, no countdowns, no promises about your career. Just direction, with receipts.

We will never call anything "AI-proof" or "future-proof," promise a job, or hand you a made-up fit score. Where studies disagree about how a task is shifting, we show the disagreement instead of picking a side for you.