About

Tayyari means preparation.

Tayyari doesn't write claims. It proves them.

Why it exists

Looking for a job is stressful enough. Most tools add to it: a score that moves for reasons no one can explain, a resume filled with words copied from the posting, a promise that sounds too good.

Tayyari does the slower, calmer thing. It reads what you've actually done, from your resume, GitHub, a Lovable project, a portfolio or any public link, and builds a map of your skills where every skill points back to the line that proves it. Then it shows the roles you could grow into, and how you match a real job posting, requirement by requirement.

Who it's for

Students in India who have done real projects but don't know how to show them, and working professionals in any field, anywhere, who want to see what carries over to the next role.

What we refuse to do

• No claim without a source. Every sentence about you is checked against the facts it cites. If it can't be traced back, it's dropped or replaced with your own words.
• No invented numbers. A missing number becomes a question for you, never a guess.
• No skills copied from a posting. Gaps are shown as gaps.
• No fake scores. No "87% ATS match", no percentiles without a real group to compare with. Bands you can check instead.
• No scraping. Your resume, public pages you choose, and official APIs. Never LinkedIn or Naukri scraping.
• No dark patterns. Seeing a gap, answering a question about yourself and checking again are free.

How it's built

Tayyari runs on Claude models from Anthropic. Models read and phrase; code computes the numbers, the selection and the verdicts, so the same evidence always gives the same answer.