How to use HUMANTAIL AI
Every feature, what it is for, when to use it, and what it hands back. Read the order first, then jump to whichever tool matches the decision in front of you.
The order that works
- 1.Take the assessment. Get the number.
- 2.Fill your Life Brief. This is what stops the advice being generic.
- 3.Open your Survival Roadmap and start phase one.
- 4.Use the AI Guide for the decision you are actually stuck on.
- 5.Simulate before you spend money. Check Radar before you switch.
- 6.Re-score every quarter. The plan updates as you move.
Every feature
01 Exposure Assessment (the score)
FreeScores how replaceable your work is by scoring the actual duties you perform, not your job title.
Use it when: Start here. Everything else on the platform reads from this result.
- ▸ Type your occupation, or attach your resume and let it fill the duties for you.
- ▸ Tick only the duties you genuinely perform each week — one honest duty beats ten aspirational ones.
- ▸ Set the three sliders: screen time, routine index, face-to-face trust.
- ▸ Issue the verdict.
You get: A 0–100 replaceability score, a duty-by-duty exposure breakdown, a verdict stamp, and a survival recommendation.
Open Exposure Assessment02 Life Brief (your dossier)
FreeA persistent profile of your story: age, country, education, skills, money constraints, goals and what you've already tried.
Use it when: Fill it immediately after your first score. It is the single biggest quality multiplier on the platform.
- ▸ Open Profile and write your situation in plain language — messy is fine.
- ▸ Hit Polish and the AI restructures it into a clean brief.
- ▸ Edit it any time; every tool re-reads the latest version.
You get: Every other feature stops giving generic advice and starts answering for your exact situation.
Open Life Brief03 Survival Roadmap
FreeTurns your score into a phased plan: what to learn, what to drop, and in what order.
Use it when: Right after your score, when you know the risk but not the response.
- ▸ Open your result and choose Fix My Score.
- ▸ Work the phases top to bottom.
- ▸ Mark tasks done to track XP and progress.
You get: A dated, phased plan with concrete tasks instead of a list of trendy skills.
Open Survival Roadmap04 AI Guide (chat)
Free — deeper on paidA career interviewer, not a chatbot. It asks diagnostic questions and runs mini-tests before it commits to an answer.
Use it when: Any decision with real stakes: MPC vs MEC, which degree, whether to switch, how to price freelance work.
- ▸ State the decision you are stuck on, including the constraint (money, time, location, family).
- ▸ Answer its questions honestly — that is where the accuracy comes from.
- ▸ Take the mini-test if it offers one.
- ▸ Read the final recommendation screen: one call, with reasoning and a deadline.
You get: A committed recommendation with a reason and a next step, grounded in your dossier.
Open AI Guide05 Career GPS
Starter and aboveNavigation between where you are now and where the market is actually moving, with the roles in between.
Use it when: You know you need to move but cannot see the route from your current role to a safer one.
- ▸ Confirm your current role and target.
- ▸ Read the route: each hop, the skills that unlock it, and rough timing.
You get: A step-by-step role path with the bridge skills for each hop.
Open Career GPS06 Scenario Simulator
Pro and aboveRuns what-if scenarios with numbers: salary before and after, hours invested, cost, time to payoff, and a worth-it verdict.
Use it when: Before spending money or a year on a course, a master's, a bootcamp or a relocation.
- ▸ Describe the scenario in one line, e.g. 'quit job, do a 6-month data engineering bootcamp'.
- ▸ Run it.
- ▸ Compare two or three scenarios side by side before committing.
You get: ROI score, salary delta in USD and INR, payoff months, new doors, risks, and a five-step action plan.
Open Scenario Simulator07 Recruiter Radar
Pro and aboveShows how hiring markets are treating your role — which titles are quietly being de-listed and which are absorbing the work.
Use it when: Timing a switch, or sanity-checking whether your role still has a hiring pipeline.
- ▸ Open Radar after your score.
- ▸ Read the demand direction for your role and its neighbours.
You get: Demand signals per role, so you move before the listings disappear.
Open Recruiter Radar08 Recruiter View
Pro and aboveReads your profile the way a hiring manager would and tells you what is weak.
Use it when: Before applying, or when applications are getting no replies.
- ▸ Open Recruiter.
- ▸ Fix the flagged gaps, then re-run it.
You get: A blunt assessment of how you present, plus the specific fixes.
Open Recruiter View09 Share Card
FreeYour score as a forwardable 1080×1350 image with your top at-risk duties and a scannable QR.
Use it when: After any assessment. It is built for WhatsApp forwarding, not link previews.
- ▸ On the result screen choose Send image to WhatsApp, Save image, or Copy image.
You get: A PNG you can forward anywhere; the QR opens the site for whoever receives it.
10 Leaderboard
FreeWhere your exposure sits against everyone else who has been assessed.
Use it when: For context — a 55 means very different things in different fields.
- ▸ Open Leaderboard after your score.
You get: Your rank and the distribution around you.
Open Leaderboard11 Credits and plans
AllPremium actions (simulations, GPS runs, radar, deep chat) spend credits. Your plan sets which features unlock; credits set how much you can run.
Use it when: Check the badge on your dashboard before a heavy session.
- ▸ The plan and credit badge on the dashboard updates the moment you buy or spend.
- ▸ Top up on the pricing page; top-up credits do not expire.
You get: No surprise walls mid-session.
Open Credits and plans12 Refer and earn
AllShare your link and earn 30% of the credit value on every purchase your friend makes — recurring, not one-time.
Use it when: Any time. It is the cheapest way to keep your own credit balance topped up.
- ▸ Open Refer, copy your link, send it.
- ▸ Credits land automatically when they purchase.
You get: Recurring credits with no cap.
Open Refer and earnWhich features matter for you
| You are | Use this path |
|---|---|
| School students | AI Guide (stream choice, mini-tests) → Simulator (degree ROI) → Life Brief. |
| College students | Assessment on your target role → Roadmap → GPS → Recruiter View before placements. |
| Working professionals | Assessment → Radar → GPS → Simulator before any upskilling spend. |
| Freelancers and business owners | Assessment on your deliverables → Radar for price collapse → Simulator for new service lines. |
| Career switchers and returners | Life Brief first → GPS for the route → Simulator for the cost of the move. |
Getting better answers
- ▸ Tick the duties you actually perform, not the ones in your job description. Inflated input produces a useless score.
- ▸ Name your constraint every time — budget, months available, city, family expectations. Advice without constraints is decoration.
- ▸ Answer the AI Guide's questions instead of pushing it for an answer. It withholds a verdict until it has enough to be right.
- ▸ Re-score after any real change: new role, new duties, new tools. The plan recalculates from the new number.