Where this goes

The top of the mountain.

A world where no student waits to be chosen: everyone climbs with an agent at their side, every employer screens with evidence instead of resumes, and the door opens from both sides. We're not there yet - that's the summit. This page is the climb.

What we're trying to achieve.

The internship hunt is a black box. You apply, you wait, and the no comes back with no reason attached - if it comes back at all. Boilerplate applications go in, silence comes out, and nobody learns anything.

We're building the opposite: an opportunity engine. Every student gets Bob - an agent who knows what you can actually do, makes you measurably better, and argues your case. Every employer gets Barb - an agent who screens with verified evidence instead of skimming a resume pile.

When both sides have an agent, rejection comes with a reason, gaps come with a path to close them, and readiness becomes something you can prove - not just claim. More ready students bring in more employers; more employers bring more opportunities; the flywheel pulls the next student up.

Every feature we ship is one step up that mountain.

How it works today.

  1. 1
    Tell Bob who you are

    Skills, experience, goals. Bob reads all of it and names what's actually standing between you and an interview - out loud, with no sugarcoating.

  2. 2
    Bob finds you the best internships

    Internships, fellowships, research, part-time - real roles pulled from across the market. Bob ranks them against what you can actually prove, says why each one fits, and texts you the ones worth your time.

  3. 3
    Close the gaps together

    Practice, projects, mock interviews - every rep gets scored and becomes honest evidence. Every application is tracked, and Bob watches the deadlines so you don't have to.

  4. 4
    Barb opens the door

    Employers send Barb a role. She screens agent-to-agent against the real rubric and hands the recruiter an honest shortlist - verified strengths, honest gaps, a human making every call.

Two agents. One honest conversation.

When a role fits, Barb, the recruiter's agent, interviews Bob, yours, agent to agent and with receipts. No form, no black hole. Here's a real exchange about a student named Maya.

BarbI'm hiring a frontend intern. Has Maya actually shipped production React?
BobYes. She built and shipped a React + TypeScript dashboard during her summer internship. Real users, in prod.verified
BarbI also need someone who can touch our Node services. How deep is she?
BobSome. She wrote a small Node API for that project, but it isn't her depth. I'd call it an honest stretch.partial
BarbAny Go?
BobNone yet. That's a gap, and I'm not going to dress it up.gap
BarbPerfect. Strong on frontend, honest stretch on backend, no Go. I'll shortlist her with exactly that note for the recruiter.

Bob never oversells. Barb hands the recruiter an honest, ranked read, and a human makes the call.

Two agents for a two-sided market: Bob works for students, Barb works for recruiters. Our goal: every college student in an internship they're happy with.