From what you did to a resume that proves it.
Three plain steps — no writing prompts to fill in blindly, no AI guessing at your achievements.
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Log it as it happens
A hackathon, an internship, a project, an exam attempt, a venture milestone — pick the type, fill in the real fields.
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Your college can endorse it
One tap from a faculty member upgrades a self-reported entry to an institutionally verified one.
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Your resume renders itself
A deterministic template pulls straight from your record. Same input, same output, every single time.
Built to be checkable, not just impressive.
Every claim on a Nadav resume traces back to a field you filled in — nothing is generated, nothing is guessed.
No AI writes your resume
Every line is a template render from your own structured entries. What you add is exactly what shows up.
Built for every stream
Engineering, arts and science, commerce, TNPSC preparation, or your own venture — the app adapts to your track.
Gaps, not guilt
See what's missing and why it matters, with a prompt you can run in any free AI to help close it — never more than three at once.
Faculty-verifiable
Your department can endorse an internship or project with one tap, turning a claim into an institutionally attested record.
Not just for placements.
Nadav tracks whichever goal is actually yours — private-sector, government, or your own venture.
Before you sign in
Is Nadav free?
Yes — free for students. Nadav works with colleges, not a paid subscription from you.
Does an AI write my resume for me?
No. Every line renders from fields you filled in yourself — nothing is generated or guessed on your behalf.
Who can see my profile?
Nobody, until you turn your public profile on — it's off by default. Even then, your phone number, email and CGPA stay private unless you choose otherwise.
I'm not in engineering — is this still for me?
Yes. Most achievement types are stream-neutral, and if you're preparing for TNPSC, banking or teaching exams, Nadav tracks that path directly.
Can my college verify what I've added?
Yes — a faculty member can endorse a hackathon or internship with one tap, turning a self-reported claim into an institutionally attested one.
Ready to start your record?
Sign in with your Google account — it takes a few seconds, and nothing is shared publicly until you choose to turn your profile on.
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