What is Revquix

A career platform for professionals and freshers, in four rooms - Prep, Practice, People and Proof - and how they fit together.

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Revquix is a career platform for professionals and freshers. It covers the whole arc of getting hired and getting better: preparing your materials, practising, talking to someone who has done the job, and leaving with something an employer can check.

It is organised in four rooms, in the order most people walk them. The rooms are independent - you can use one and ignore the rest - but they are built to hand off to each other.

The four rooms#

Prep#

Tools for the documents that decide whether you get an interview. The Resume Builder, the ATS Resume Checker and the AI Resume Analyzer are the ones most people arrive for; there are also job-description matchers, salary and tax calculators, and a set of developer utilities.

Most are free. Some cost credits - and where they do, the cost is shown on the tool's card before you click, not after you have uploaded a file.

Practice#

Write and run the real thing. The Playground runs code in the browser with no signup. Coding problems come with a judge, test cases and submissions, and tracks are ordered sequences that take a topic from the start to something interview-shaped.

Projects are more than a snippet runner: a file tree, multiple files, an editor with completions, an AI assist panel, and push-to-GitHub. Run executes the file you have open rather than a fixed entry point, which is what makes a folder of independent solutions practical.

How Run picks a file →

People#

Sessions with mentors - 1:1 calls, mock interviews, and packages of several sessions bought together. Everything about a booking, from the join link to a dispute, is handled inside your workspace.

Proof#

Things an employer can check rather than take on trust. Some mentor packages end in a timed assessment, integrity-monitored in the browser (no camera or screen recording). Pass it and you get a Revquix Verified credential with a public verification page anyone can open. Your public profile and badges sit in the same room.

Credits#

Credits are the shared currency for the parts that cost money to run - mostly the AI-backed tools. New accounts start with a grant, and credits can also be earned. Every tool that charges shows its cost up front.

Finding things#

  1. Press ⌘K anywhere (or Ctrl K on Windows and Linux) to search pages, tools, problems, people and your own projects from one box.

  2. Filter with a chip if you know the kind of thing you want - Actions, Pages, Tools, People, Practice, Content or Docs. See the command palette.

  3. Still stuck? Help & Support has the common answers, and a way to reach us with your account already attached - see getting help.

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