A private coach for every person at work

Everyone gives you career advice.
Nobody gives you the move.

Tradecraft is an AI career coach that knows your job, your goals and the people around you. It tells you exactly what to say in the meeting you're dreading — and it's still there the day after it goes wrong.

Your coaching is private. Your employer can never see it.
Current context
Your 1:1 with Priya is tomorrow
Agenda
Share your Q3 wins — bring the brag doc you updated last week
Ask about the reorg rumour — frame it as curiosity, not gossip
Pitch your stretch project — Priya values data, lead with the numbers
Prepare for 1:1 14h to prep
55%
of employees get better career advice from social media than from their manager
1 in 5
say their manager actively supports mapping their career path
61%
of managers spend more time fixing their worst performers than developing their best
$3–6k
per person per year for human coaching — so it only ever reaches executives
The spine of the product

A career isn't a plan.
It's a sequence of moments you weren't ready for.

A review. A comp cycle. A hard conversation. A project that fails. A new manager. A promotion that goes to someone else. Tradecraft makes you ready for all of them — before, during, and after.

01 — BEFORE

Prep

Weeks out, not the night before. The comp case is built before the budget locks. The conversation is rehearsed before you're in the room.

02 — DURING

The Moment

You walk in with a script, the other person's operating profile, and an answer for the pushback you're most afraid of.

03 — AFTER

The Aftermath

Nobody else is here. Your manager delivered the news and left. We're the ones still in the room the day after it went badly.

The Trust Wall

Your employer can never see your coaching.

Not your goals. Not your gaps. Not your comp case. Not the conversation about your manager. Not a summary, not a hint — not for HR, not for your boss, not for the CEO.

This isn't a privacy policy. It's the architecture. And it's also why the data is real: the moment people think a coach reports on them, they stop being honest with it.

How the trust wall works
What your employer sees

Only patterns across five or more people, computed from structure — never from anything you wrote.

"Goals stall at month six. Of the stalled ones, 68% are blocked on a sponsor — not a skill. This is a sponsorship problem, not a capability problem."
What they never see

You. Your name never appears anywhere on the employer side of this product. There is no path from a chart to a person — not by filtering, not by export, not by asking.

For Organizations

Every talent system can see participation.
None of them can see development.

They know who enrolled, who attended, who was nominated. They guess at skills from résumés and job titles. Not one of them can tell you whether a single person actually got better at their job — or where they got stuck.

Where development breaks

"Goals stall at month six, and 68% are blocked on sponsorship, not skill." Nobody else can produce that sentence.

What your managers are missing

"61% of development attention goes to the bottom 20% of the team." The middle 70% is your entire growth reserve.

Whether your programs work

Observed capability movement, not course completions. The closest thing to real training ROI that exists.

Start with the moment you're dreading.

Free to start. No credit card. Your coaching stays yours.