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Your goal is fixed.
Your path is flexible.

Tell strydefy where your career is heading. It builds the milestone roadmap and daily habits that get you there — grounded in published behavioural science, not motivation hacks.

Your progress

FebruaryEngineering graduate → Design engineer

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A real strydefy progress view

How it works

From a career goal to a daily plan in one onboarding.

1

Set your destination

Tell us your current role, your target role, and how much time you have each day.

2

Get your roadmap

strydefy maps the milestones between where you are and where you're going.

3

Build the habits

Daily habits weighted toward your strengths, adapting as you progress.

Built for the start of the climb

The years where structure matters most — and exists least.

Graduating into a harder market

Entry-level roles are more competitive than the ones your seniors walked into. strydefy turns 'land a role in X' into milestones and daily habits you can start today — not another list of tips.

Making the junior-to-mid jump

The first promotion is where careers quietly stall. Build the skills and evidence that get you to the next level — a little every day, weighted toward what you're already good at.

AI career coach

Direct, practical answers about your plan — no filler, no generic advice.

Habits that adapt

Habits taper, rotate, and return as you master them — the plan evolves with you.

Visible progress

Streaks, milestone tracking, and a calendar that shows the compounding.

Built on published behavioural science

The habit engine draws on peer-reviewed research on habit formation, behaviour design, and durable learning — not streak gimmicks.

Lally et al. (2010) · BJ Fogg · Robert Bjork · Ebbinghaus & Cepeda

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