For students and the counselors who know them
Meet Trek, the G.O.A.T. of career exploration
Trek helps students find careers that fit, then keeps asking what they are learning about themselves.
An AI guide that says it is one
Trek is Overgrad's AI career guide, and yes, he is a goat.
Students leave high school with a sense of purpose.
The goal is not a career quiz result. It is a student making choices based on who they are and what drives them, which means pairing exploration with regular reflection so they keep learning about themselves.
- 1Interests Students answer questions about the activities they enjoy and how they see themselves.
- 2Values What they want from work, like pay or stability, and whether they prefer people, ideas, or things.
- 3Real jobs Students read and react to real career descriptions, written at a 6th-grade reading level.
- 4Chat with Trek A short conversation about what comes naturally to them, in school, hobbies, or with people.
A list of careers that fit them, ranked on four things, plus a few surprises to widen their options.
- Pay
- Local openings
- Job growth
- AI resilience
Then they keep exploring, and reflecting
A map of what they are good at and what they care about
Students map their strengths, their joys, their values, and the needs in the world they care about. Trek uses the Compass to suggest careers, and the suggestions get more personal as the Compass changes.
- Built by the student, revised as they learn
- Feeds what Trek suggests, rather than sitting in a file
- New Compass activities are rolling out
Three ways students keep going
Explore careers
Students chat with Trek, watch AI-powered career videos, and try on a job through interactive career stories.
- Career stories students can step into
- 3D simulations coming soon
Check in with Trek
After certain activities, like following or unfollowing a career, students can stop and talk about what changed.
- Short conversations, at the moment something shifts
- What they say shapes what comes next
Refine the Compass
Students revise the Compass as they learn, and Trek's suggestions follow them rather than staying fixed to a first answer.
- Revisited, not filled in once
- Suggestions get more personal over time
See what your students are exploring, and why
See the whole group
See which students have started exploring careers, by grade, by counselor, and more. Click any chart to jump straight to those students.
- AI Insights surface trends across your students
- Ask about something specific rather than reading every chart
- Use it to prep for 1:1s, pick speakers and field trips that match real interests, and catch anyone who needs a nudge
Know each student
See the careers each student follows and what Trek recommended, and read their check-ins to learn what excited them and what did not.
- How each student's Purpose Compass has evolved
- Student check-ins in their own words
- AI notes give a quick summary when you are short on time
Bounded on purpose
- Conversations stay on topic Trek is a career guide, and the conversation holds to that.
- Students know they are talking with AI Trek says so, and explains why he suggested what he suggested.
- Districts decide what is on Each feature is yours to turn on or leave off.
Trek is built with pilot schools and guided by our Safety and Trust commitments.
Come meet the G.O.A.T. of career exploration.
See how Trek would work with your students, in a 30-minute walkthrough.