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Updating Your Profile
Updating Your Profile
Your profile is what GapFix personalizes everything around: your target role, the skills it knows you have, and how much time you can give each week. Keeping it current keeps your plan honest.
What your profile holds
- Target role — the role you're working toward, chosen from a taxonomy of around 230 tech and product roles. Your gap analysis, role-fit score, and 12-week plan are all built against it.
- Your skills — pulled from the CV you uploaded (PDF, DOCX, or plain text) or entered manually if you skipped the upload.
- Weekly hours — how much time you told GapFix you can learn each week. Your plan's daily tasks and time estimates are sized to this.
Updating your CV or skills
Careers move. You can replace your CV or edit your skills whenever things change — after a promotion, a new project, or a stint with a new tool. Fresh input means a sharper picture of your gaps. And your resume data stays under your control: you can delete it at any time.
Changing your target role
If your ambitions shift, you can point GapFix at a different target role. Your gap analysis is specific to the role you chose, so a new target means a fresh look at what's missing, what needs work, what's a refresher, and what's already strong.
About your hours
If your available time changes, adjust your weekly hours so the plan stays realistic. GapFix may also surface a "Pace Suggestion" at reassessment time if your actual pace and your stated hours have drifted apart — it suggests, you decide.
Your profile is private
GapFix has no public profiles, feeds, or follower lists — community features are coming soon, but today your profile, plan, and progress are visible only to you.
Do you need an account for this?
No. GapFix starts anonymously — no name or email needed to build a profile, scan your CV, and run a full plan. You only need to sign in (Apple, Google, LinkedIn, or email) to subscribe to GapFix Pro or to sync your progress across devices.
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