Career transition journey

Your service built the skills.

Maayu translates them.

Voice-first AI career coaching for your military-to-civilian transition — from your story to a recruiter-ready resume to the job itself.

AI voice coach, 24/7Built for military transitionsResume + jobs in one place

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How Maayu works

  1. Step 1

    Create your account

    Verify your phone and email, then tell us a little about yourself and your service.

  2. Step 2

    Upload your documents

    DD-214, VMET, evaluations, certificates — Maayu reads them so you never have to retype your career.

  3. Step 3

    Talk with Maayu

    A short voice conversation — Maayu listens to your story, your goals, and where you want to go next.

What Maayu will do

  • Build your civilian resume and LinkedIn profile

    Maayu translates your military experience into a recruiter-ready resume and a standout LinkedIn profile, in language civilian employers understand.

  • Match you with jobs that fit

    Openings matched to your skills, clearance, and goals — ready for you to apply.

  • Stay in your corner

    Interview prep, career questions, transition counselling — Maayu is there whenever you need to talk.

What you get

  • Voice-first AI coaching

    Career and transition counselling, interview prep, or just a sounding board — talk it through anytime, day or night.

  • Military document analysis

    Maayu reads your DD-214, VMET, and evaluations to build a complete picture of your experience.

  • Civilian resume generation

    Polished, ATS-friendly resumes in DOCX and PDF, generated from your real service record.

  • Job matching & applications

    Relevant openings matched to your experience and clearance — find them and apply, all in one place.

  • LinkedIn profile builder

    A standout profile generated from your military experience, ready to publish.

What to have ready

Pick your situation to see which documents to gather before you sign up. Every document is optional — but the more you bring, the stronger your resume.

  • VMET (DD-2586)

    Gives us the official record of your skills and training to translate for civilian employers.

    Sign in to milConnect (CAC or DS Logon), then go to Correspondence/Documentation → DoD Transition Assistance Program (TAP).

    Get your VMET on milConnect
  • DD-214 / NGB-22

    Verifies your service history and benefits eligibility so your profile is accurate.

    Request a copy from the National Personnel Records Center; National Guard members can request the NGB-22 from their state records custodian.

    Request records from the National Archives
  • NCOERs / OERs

    Multiple evaluations give us a richer picture of your leadership and accomplishments.

    Download them from iPERMS or the Evaluation Entry System (EES) with your Army credentials.

    Open the Evaluation Entry System
  • Training certificates

    We mine them for skills and credentials we can surface on your civilian resume.

    Gather PDFs from your personal records, JKO transcripts, or the issuing credential body.

  • Current resume

    Helps us understand your career history and goals so we can build a stronger civilian resume.

    Export a PDF from wherever you keep it — no official source needed.