Not a personality test.
A career audit built on context.
You've done CliftonStrengths and Myers-Briggs and gotten back descriptions that sound nice and commit to nothing. You've been told you have "transferable skills" by people who couldn't name one. You don't need encouragement. You need to be seen.
The same elements build different careers. Sagax decomposes what you've done into three layers, and the same elements that read as "just a teacher" recombine into a fraud analyst, a UX researcher, a documentary producer.
"It deduced something about me I've never had another person or AI do."
"I actually got choked up reading the report."
"I loved how it pointed out where I am underselling myself in the resume, this is gold! [...] It was one hour well spent and I'm wiser after it."
"Sagax gave me ideas for adjacent career paths I've never even considered. [...] It went hard on certain weak points I was aware of, because I wasn't necessarily also aware of the scope of those weak points."
Sagax doesn't describe you. It recognizes you. The difference is everything.
Begin the auditMost sessions run 30-60 minutes. It depends on you. Some people open up fast, some need more time, and that's fine. Sagax doesn't rush you. You'll be asked around 15-20 questions, and at any point you can generate your audit or keep going deeper. There's no timer. Take what you need.
Your resume at minimum. If you have them: LinkedIn recommendations, peer feedback, testimonials, portfolio links, side projects. Plain text is fine. Don't worry about formatting.
And bring the stuff you don't think counts. The D&D campaigns you run for your kids' school. The presidential mountains you've hiked. The fan fiction. The family recipes you collected, printed, and had bound. Anything you do that lights you up. Especially the things you'd never put on a resume. That's where the real signal is.
Sagax (SAY-gax) is Latin for perceptive, keen, having sharp senses. From the same root as "sagacious." It's not a brand name. It's a description of the skill. Sagax sees what's been missed. The patterns underneath the job titles, the thing you've been doing in every role that you never thought to name.
In your browser. Nowhere else. Sagax has no database, no accounts, no server-side storage. If you clear your cache or switch devices, your session is gone. We can't recover it because we never had it. After your audit, download the PDF and save your session file. Those are yours to keep. Full details in our privacy policy.
You can. Most people have. And most people get back a polished summary of what they already know.
The difference is context. ChatGPT works with what you paste in. Sagax reads your materials, asks follow-up questions designed around a framework called the Prism Model, and looks for the patterns underneath the job titles. The ones you wouldn't think to mention because you don't know they're there yet.
If a general-purpose chatbot could do that, it would have already. You've had access for years.
But you're welcome to try. Let us know how it goes.
No. Sagax is not a sale item and we don't do coupon codes. But if the standard rate is genuinely a barrier, we have a hardship program. Same audit, same depth, no limitations, no questions asked.