The best of what you did is not written down anywhere yet.
Most of what makes you good at your job never makes it onto the page. Orion keeps asking you until it does, then it writes everything from what you said.
Most AI can only work with what you hand it, so you have to already know what matters. Orion asks instead, digs into your work, your life and your growth, and writes what you need out of what you actually said.
What do you want to walk away with?
Sample conversation
“I made an onboarding checklist and sat with new hires on their first difficult customer calls. We would practice one from the day before, then talk through what went well afterwards.”
Pick one and watch where the words come from.
Developed an onboarding checklist and coached new hires through their first difficult customer calls, using rehearsal and post call feedback.
This is one example used many ways.
Yours starts with one question.
The AI that interviews you.
Everything it writes for you comes from what you told it.
Your answers are kept in your own words.
Starting out. Starting over. Starting the next chapter.
There is a story in the things you barely think to mention. Other AI waits for you to type it. Orion talks it out of you.
Twenty one things Orion writes from what you said. Like the résumé for one specific job, the cover letter, the LinkedIn profile update, the family letter that had to sound like you, the mock interview prep, the answers you will have to defend in the room. Every one of them from your own words.
Most people use Orion for the job. What keeps them coming back is that the rest of their story lives here too. Start with whichever one brought you to Orion, and explore the others to find the parts of yourself you forgot along the way.
All of them write from the same Record.
Most of what makes you good at your job never makes it onto the page. Orion keeps asking you until it does, then it writes everything from what you said.
The decisions you would make again. The conversations that cost you something. The letter you have never written. None of it goes on a résumé. All of it is why yours will not read like everybody else’s.
What is worth learning next and what you have already outgrown. Rehearse the ask you keep practicing in the car, so you are ready to say it to someone who decides what is next.
Every answer stays in your Record, in the words you used. Continue the conversation at your own pace. The more Orion has to work from, the more it can write for you.
Two questions is enough to see how Orion starts. Nothing is saved unless you ask to keep it.
Your work · 01 of 02
Start with the situation. You do not need to know what it adds up to yet.
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Orion asked
What you said
Orion asked
What you said
What Orion heard
What Orion built from it
Two answers did that. You have more than two answers in you.
We keep your answers and your address so Orion can offer them if you sign up. What we keep is in the privacy policy.
In 2008 I was out of work in Chicago, sending out hundreds of applications that went nowhere. Years of applying since then told me I was not the only one struggling with it. So I started building Orion to help people use AI on their own job search without needing to be experts in it.
Then I sat beside someone with her own string of rejections, after most of a career at one company. Nothing on the page was untrue. It had almost nothing of her in it. That exposed the problem with my own tool: it could only work with what she already knew to tell it, and it never asked her a question that might bring the rest out.
That changed what I was building. Before Orion could help anyone write about themselves, it had to help them find what was worth saying. The experience behind the job title. The details they took for granted. The things they never thought to mention.
So Orion starts with questions and builds from the answers. Résumés were the beginning. What it became is a way to recognize what you have to say, and to have the words ready when it counts.
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Any AI writes from what you paste into it, so you have to already know what matters about your work. Orion asks you first and keeps every answer exactly as you said it. What it writes then comes out of those answers alone, from a Record that gets richer every time you use it. Out of that same Record: a résumé and cover letter tailored to one posting, a LinkedIn About section, the answers you will have to defend in an interview, a letter to someone who matters, a post or an article in your voice, and a prompt you can hand to any other AI.
No. A résumé helps and you can upload one, but Orion works from the first answer you give it. Whatever version you have now, however out of date, becomes the frame rather than the ceiling.
Each conversation runs about five minutes and you go at your own pace. There is no fixed number of sessions. Answer one now, come back whenever you like, and the Record works from the first answer you give.
Your Record is private by default. Nothing leaves it for a résumé, a letter, a post, or anywhere else without you saying so. You can export the whole thing or delete it at any time.
Talk it through or type it however it comes out. Orion keeps your answers exactly as you gave them, and builds résumés and letters from them without adding anything you did not say.
Your Record is free, with no card: answer, import, reflect and export. A posting pack is $12, once, for one posting’s résumé, cover letter, talking points and interview prep. Orion is $49 a month or $490 a year, and $15 a month with a school email.