As a fresh graduate, landing my first job in tech was an uphill battle. Between sending out countless resumes, getting filtered out by ATS parsers, and struggling to find relevant entry-level openings across different job boards, the entire process felt overwhelming.
That experience inspired me to build Sakto Ka, a free career intelligence platform engineered to give fresh grads and career starters an unfair advantage in their job search.
The Problems I Faced:
- Searching through multiple job sites every day with no single consolidated feed.
- Having resumes silently rejected by automated ATS screeners before a recruiter even read them.
- Guessing whether my skills and projects matched what employers were actually looking for.
- Lack of structured preparation for technical and STAR-method behavioral interviews.
How Sakto Ka Solves This:
- Multi-Source Job Discovery: Aggregates and continuously discovers opportunities across multiple job sources into one unified explorer.
- ATS-Standard Resume Studio: Builds clean, standardized resumes engineered to score 90%+ on automated parsers (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever) with one-click vector PDF exports.
- Real-Time Keyword & Match Scoring: Compares your profile directly against job postings to identify critical missing keywords and compatibility scores before you apply.
- AI Interview Prep Studio: Generates role-specific technical practice questions, STAR-method behavioral response blueprints, and insightful questions to ask your interviewers.
- Instant URL Job Capture: Paste any job posting link to automatically extract role requirements, salary insights, and qualification breakdowns.
Privacy & Access:
100% Free: Full access to all intelligence tools and features with no paywalls or fees.
Session-Based & Zero Retention: No account creation or email required. You get an isolated, private workspace to build resumes and evaluate jobs immediately.
I would love to hear your thoughts and feedback. If you have a moment to test it out, please let me know what features you find most helpful and what else could make the fresh grad job hunt easier.
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