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Everything Stet does, and nothing it pretends to

Six parts that share one record of your career, and your data.

Each section ends with a proof: a working piece of Stet on fictional data.

01Openings

Openings and journeys

Save an opening with a company and a title, then add the rest when you know it. Mark it once, always open, or repeating. Log each step of an application and see whose move it is.

Proof 01 · fictional data

  • Waiting on you
  • Waiting on them
  • Ended

Journey

Data engineer, platform

  1. Sent: reached
  2. Reply: reached
  3. Screen or test: reached
  4. Interview: current stage
  5. Offer: not reached yet

Interview · 2 NovAsk about the next step · 8 days quiet

Three openings of three kinds. Select one to see where its journey stands.

02Freelance

Freelance work

A proposal is an application with a bid, so it gets the same journey and the same honest counting. A proposal you win becomes a contract with its milestones and payments. Stet records what you earned; it does not invoice, move money or do taxes.

Proof 02 · fictional data

Route data pipeline

Fennec Logistics

Fixed price · USD 2,400

  • Ingestion and schema

    Paid 20 Oct

    USD 800

  • Incremental models

    Approved 26 Oct · not paid yet

    USD 800

  • Dashboards and hand-off

    In progress · due 15 Nov

    USD 800

Earned this month

USD550

Net earnings by month
JunUSD 600
JulUSD 950
AugUSD 400
SepUSD 1,400
OctUSD 1,700
NovUSD 550
One contract with its milestones. Log the payment and the month's total follows.

03Research

Research and publishing

Each manuscript keeps its venues, its submissions and every decision. Stet tells you when a revision is due or an editor has gone quiet, and writes the citation in the form the paper has reached. It also checks that your byline is spelled one way everywhere.

Proof 03 · fictional data

BUnder review · 41 daysWait · usually up to 90 days

Incremental Models for Late-Arriving Records in Nightly Pipelines

Journal of Applied Pipelines · Submitted 22 Sep

  1. Submitted: reached
  2. With editor: reached
  3. Under review: current stage
  4. Decision: not reached yet
  5. Accepted: not reached yet
  6. Published: not reached yet

Citation

Haddad, N., & Okafor, S. (2026). Incremental models for late-arriving records in nightly pipelines. Under review at Journal of Applied Pipelines.

A manuscript under review: the journey so far and a citation ready to copy.

04Network

People and organizations

Organizations, the people in them, and how well you know each one. When an opening comes up, Stet shows who you already know there. You add people yourself; Stet does not read your inbox or your contacts.

Proof 04 · fictional data

Analytics engineer

Kestrel Labs

You know 2 people there

  • Rowan Ellis

    Staff data engineer · Works there

    Last spoke 12 Oct

  • Dalia Mensah

    Engineering manager · Sent you this opening

    Last spoke 3 Jun
Open an opening and the people you know at that organization are already on it.

05Resume

Resume from evidence

Write each sentence once, with its proof, wordings and story. Assemble versions per track and output LaTeX, plain text or PDF.

Proof 05 · fictional data

E5Experience

Banned word: spearheadedNo number in it10 words

Other wordings

Cut nightly pipeline cost by 31% by moving 14 batch joins to incremental models.

LaTeX

\item Spearheaded the migration of nightly batch jobs to incremental models. % E5
Edit the sentence. The house rules and the LaTeX line follow as you type.

06Patterns

Patterns with honest uncertainty

Reply rates with 95% intervals, compared by version, outreach, track and level. Verdicts appear only when the difference is large enough.

Proof 06 · fictional data

By resume version

Which version earns replies

DE v1.2: 11 of 21 heard back, 52%; likely between 32% and 72%; everything else 20%; verdict: Keep.

Keep

DE v1.1: 3 of 19 heard back, 16%; likely between 6% and 38%; everything else 48%; verdict: Cut.

Cut

BE v1.0: 2 of 6 heard back, 33%; likely between 10% and 70%; everything else 35%; verdict: Too early to tell.

Too early to tell

An application counts once it has ended, a person has replied, or it is 14 days old.

Three versions compared. The light band is the range the true rate probably sits in.

07Settings

Your data

Private to your account, exported in one file, deleted in one flow.

Proof 07 · fictional data

The export file

stet-workspace-2026-11-10.json

Openings
42
Applications
28
Sentences
34
Versions
6
Manuscripts
3
Contracts
3
People
18

134 records

  • Export

    Download everything as one JSON file you can import back.

  • Import

    Add records from a Stet file, or replace your workspace with it.

  • Delete account

    Removes your account and every record. This can't be undone.

A file you keep yourself

Submitted PDF · v2SHA-256 fingerprint 9f2c4a71be03
One file holds everything. Files you keep yourself are noted by fingerprint and never uploaded.

What Stet will not do

  • Apply to jobs for you or scrape job boards.
  • Write sentences or letters with AI.
  • Share your data or show it to recruiters.
  • Track you across the web or sell anything to anyone.
  • Send streaks, badges or guilt.

Let the good lines stand.

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