OffLadder

OffLadder helps people change careers in small tests instead of guesses. Connect it and Claude can answer career questions from OffLadder's published library, with no account needed.

Ask about a career you're curious about and get one small real-world experiment you can do in an evening or a weekend, like redrawing one screen of an app to test UX design or teaching one skill in 20 minutes to test teaching. Say what you enjoy and get emerging directions of work, each with what the days contain, what AI changes about it, the experience it grows out of and a way to test it.

Search and browse more than 300 written career guides, each with a direct answer, key points and primary sources: changing careers at 30, 40 or 50, not knowing what to do, what to do after a layoff, how AI changes specific jobs, what to do with your degree, first jobs, apprenticeships and first payslips, tailoring a CV or resume to a job description, ATS, LinkedIn, cover letters, application and screening questions, interview prep with the STAR method, salary expectations, negotiating and comparing offers, returning to work after a break, and following up. Read any guide in full.

Check career-change facts against exact quotes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, O*NET and the World Economic Forum. OffLadder never invents a figure; if it has no checked source, it says so.

Everything is offered as a possibility to test, never a personality label or a verdict. When you want a coach that remembers you, links open OffLadder's short onboarding, where Laddie, OffLadder's AI coach, suggests two directions and a first experiment.

The tools only read OffLadder's published pages. They don't sign you in, call an AI model, or store what Claude sends.