Karyvia.

How it works

From a role you found to a next step you understand.

Bring the job and your own work together. Karyvia helps organize the comparison while keeping the decisions with you.

  1. 01

    Discover and capture

    Browse recently observed official listings without signing in. When you find a role elsewhere, capture its text with the Chrome developer preview or bring the supported URL into your workspace. Review what is captured before sending it.

    Explore current jobs →
  2. 02

    Bring evidence you already have

    Upload a supported resume or connect a public GitHub source. Onboarding is optional. Proposed project observations stay separate from approved career evidence until you review them.

    Set up your workspace →
  3. 03

    Compare, review and act

    Compare recognized requirements with reviewed evidence, look at gaps in context and decide which resume changes to accept. Save a role to your application pipeline and keep your notes, stages and reminders together.

    What the beta includes →

Illustrated walkthrough · Example only

Evidence before wording.

This is a simplified example, not a screenshot, live analysis result or claim about a user's experience.

Job requirement

TypeScript and SQL

An example role asks for both. That requirement alone adds nothing to your resume.

Your review

Check the source

Review a repository observation and its source pointer. Keep unsupported experience out of your approved claims.

Your decision

Review the resume copy

Accept, edit or reject suggested wording. Export a separate supported copy when you are ready.

Useful boundaries, stated plainly

The beta checks a bounded set of technologies and source patterns. It does not determine universal job fit, verify every resume claim or predict hiring outcomes. Direct publisher verification and tracking support Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby and SmartRecruiters; capture text from other sites may still be reviewed.

AI interpretation and paid search are disabled. Notifications are currently delivered to the in-app inbox; email and push are not connected. See privacy and data use and the Chrome extension page for details.