Stay ready so you don't have to get ready.
Tenure is the system of record for your career. Log the work the week you deliver it, and the evidence is there when the next move comes.
Tenure works best on a larger screen. You can start your trial here and pick it up on your computer.
The work was real. The numbers are fuzzy.
A recruiter writes on a Tuesday afternoon. Or the reorg memo lands. You open the resume you last touched two years ago and start filling in what's changed.
Was the program $11M or $13M? Did the cutover land nine days early, or six? The answers are somewhere: an old inbox, a project plan, a notebook from three jobs ago, a chat thread you can no longer open.
So the bullet comes out as "Led a large program." True, and it says almost nothing.
The record of your work isn't yours.
Email, project plans, review forms, shared drives. Everything you've noted about your own work lives on your employer's side, which is how it should be. It also means the record fades a little every month, and on the last day the laptop goes back, the badge comes off and the accounts close.
Every move after that starts the same way: rebuilding what you already did, from memory, on a deadline.
That's the reconstruction tax. Most people pay it every time.
Keep your own record, as the work happens.
After a milestone, a cutover or a quarter-end, take ninety seconds. Write what you delivered, the number if there is one, and the part only you'd know. Tenure drafts the bullet, labels the competency and files it under the engagement.
Keep it clean: your own words, rounded figures, no client names, nothing confidential. It's your account of your work, in an account that's yours.
When the next move comes, the record is already current.
Maintained, not reconstructed.
How it works
From vault to ready in three steps.
Build your vault
Upload the resume you have. Tenure turns it into structured bullets filed by engagement, so you start from what you've already written, not a blank page. Then add to it one engagement at a time.
Analyze any posting
Paste a job description. The Gap Analyzer scores it against your vault and names what's missing, before it costs you the call.
Assemble and review
Run an Assembly Session. Tenure builds a tailored resume from your vault, with an optional cover letter and interview prep, ready for your review before you send anything.
Five Modules. One vault.
Resume Factory
Tailored resumes, grounded in your vault.
Built from your record, not invented from a blank page.
Gap Analyzer
Know what's missing before they tell you.
Paste the posting. It's scored against your vault and the gaps are named, so you decide what to address before you apply.
Assembly Session
Built from evidence, not recall.
One session, four deliverables: a tailored resume, an optional cover letter, interview prep with a Role Radar chart, and a Session Audit Certificate that records what was checked. Fifteen Anti-AI Detection Rules, applied at three checkpoints. You review before anything is sent.
BattleCard
Look at the map before the interview.
A force graph of the skills and tools you've filed against each engagement, with talking points drawn from your strongest evidence. Built from what you filed.
Tool Filing Assistant
File it the day it happens.
Where every Capture lands: each tool and skill, filed against the engagement where you used it, so nothing you've done goes missing between moves.
Private by default.
Your record is yours. Nothing in it is shown to another account, and nothing is shared unless you share it. No Tenure email ever mentions what you uploaded, ran or built.
When Tenure drafts from your words, its AI reads them to do the job. They're never used to train any AI model. Your data is stored in Canada.
There's no LinkedIn sign-in, no share button and no public profile. Tenure doesn't sell a network.
No promises about interviews, offers or raises. Those belong to you and your market.
No invented numbers. Every figure in Tenure comes from what you entered.
No borrowed credibility. No endorsement widgets, no follower counts.
Private by default. Verifiable by design.
Five rebuilds in.
"Years ago I handed back a laptop at the end of an assignment, and my notes on my own work went with it, as they should. Later, a posting asked for almost exactly what I had delivered. I remembered the work. I couldn't recall the numbers. Tenure is the record I keep now."
Glenn · Founder, Tenure
Before you decide.
"I'll just write it myself this time."
You will, from what? The numbers you need are the ones that faded. Tenure keeps the record as you go, so the next update starts from what you wrote down, not what you remember.
"Is $29 a month worth it if I'm not job hunting?"
That's when it does its work. The record gets built in the quiet months; a move only draws on it. The annual plan is $199 a year.
"How is this different from a document I keep myself?"
A document holds what you remembered to type. Tenure files each piece of work with its engagement, its number and its competency, then builds from it: a tailored resume, a gap analysis, interview prep.
"Is it safe to keep work details in it?"
Your record is private to your account. Tenure doesn't check what you write for confidential detail, so keep it clean: your own words, rounded figures, no client names, nothing confidential. If your employer has rules about what you may keep, they come first.
"Can I use it on my phone?"
You can start your trial on your phone. Tenure's workspace is built for a larger screen, so building your vault and running an Assembly Session are easier on a computer. It's the same account on both.
"This sounds like a lot to set up."
Start with the resume you have, then one engagement: the one that would lead your resume tomorrow. The vault grows from there.
Two plans. The same five Modules.
Priced for the months between searches.
$29a month
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- Career vault
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- Anti-AI detection
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