From where you are to something that holds.
An exposure rating tells you a role is changing. It does not tell you what to do on Monday. The roadmap is the part that does: a dated, ordered plan toward a target the catalogue says is more durable than where you stand now.
- up to 36 months, or as long as it takes
- 1 step at a time, in order
- daily study sessions, with a streak
A plan with dates, not a list of skills.
Every careers tool can hand you a list of things to learn. The hard part is sequence and time: what has to come first, what can run alongside, what is worth doing at all given where the role is heading, and when to stop preparing and start applying.
- 01target selection
A target you can read
A real career record with its rating, pay band and entry routes, picked by you or suggested.
- 02gap analysis
The gap, named
Your profile against the target's requirements: what is missing and roughly how long each piece takes.
- 03sequencing
Ordered, not alphabetised
Prerequisites first, long lead items early, one step at a time, so there is always one clear next thing.
- 04course pricing
Priced in Kenyan terms
Courses and certificates drawn from the catalogue with their real fee, duration and intake months.
- 05dynamic updates
It moves with the ratings
When a rating on your path changes materially, the plan flags it and proposes the change.
- 06daily sessions
Half an hour a day
Today turns your step into one sitting with a timer, and what you log becomes a streak and a pace.
- 07checked practice
Marked, then asked again
Checked against the reference or marked by you, then brought back on a spaced schedule so it sticks.
- 08project review3 a month on Pro, 20 on Professional
Work read against the brief
Hand in a GitHub link or the work, and each criterion is marked met or not, with what to fix.
- 09pace
Behind, and what to do
Logged hours say whether a step lands on time. If not, study more, give it longer, or trim it.
- 10readiness
How close you are
Each required skill met by a passed project, a finished step or your résumé, and who hires for it.
- 11what AI does
The route, told for you
The route and its costs are the catalogue's. AI rewords each step for you, with the original a click away.
- 12openings
Roles on the way
Roles linked to your target, each with why it is listed. Track one and it joins your applications.
Built once, amended often.
A roadmap you never revisit is a document, not a plan. This one expects to be edited as your circumstances change, and as the catalogue shifts around them.
Record where you are
Your course or current role, and what you can already do. The profile you built for the coach feeds in here, so you are not retyping it.
01 · Baseline Qualifications & Constraints Intake
Candidate Profile
BSc Computer Science
2 Yrs Experience · Nakuru
Relocation: Within Rift Valley
12 Hrs/Wk
KES 80k/Yr
Normalized Baseline
KNQA Level 7 (Degree)
✓ 12 Core Capabilities Mapped
✓ 4 Tool Stacks Verified
KNQF Standardized Taxonomy
Grounds the roadmap strictly against your actual credentials and schedule realities
Who gets it.
Each tier adds tools on top of the one below, and credits, which is how much model work you can spend in a week.
The catalogue is open and needs no account. The app is free to join, and a tier only changes how much it does.
Compare tiersThe open catalogue, the coach, goals and trends, with no card required.
Four times the allowance, plus Adapt and every résumé tool.
Eight times the allowance, plus applications and interview practice.
What it does not do.
A roadmap is a scheduling instrument. It is worth being clear about where its authority stops.
- 01 · calendar availabilityout of scope
It does not know your calendar.
Hours per week is the one input it cannot check, so optimism there shows in the plan.
- 02 · admission decisionsout of scope
It does not guarantee the target.
Institutions publish requirements; admission, funding and hiring are others' calls.
- 03 · unrecorded feesout of scope
It cannot price everything.
Where the catalogue has no fee for a step, the plan says so rather than estimating.
- 04 · rating revisionsout of scope
Its target's rating is derived.
If the rating moves the plan moves too, so the destination is a judgement, not a fact.
- 05 · your hoursout of scope
It counts the study you log.
Pace, streaks and reminders read your sessions, so unlogged time is time it cannot see.
- 06 · private workout of scope
A review reads what it is given.
Public GitHub repositories, gists and pasted text; a private repository is not opened.
Common questions.
If yours is not here, ask. We answer in writing so the answer is quotable, and we correct the record when we get one wrong.
Ask usPick the destination first.
A roadmap is only as good as the target at the end of it. Read the exposure ratings, choose something durable, then plan the route.