PathPilot is built by GuruLink, a Canadian recruitment firm. We have spent years on the hiring side of careers, and we kept seeing the same thing: the people who help others find their path are stretched thin, and the story of each person they support is scattered across tools and inboxes.
AI is reshaping entry-level work, caseloads keep growing, and budgets are not keeping up. Guidance breaks down in the gaps: between appointments, between advisor and employer, between a program and its funder report.
So we built the layer that holds one continuous record of each person's journey, live for them, their practitioner and their organization, with AI that takes on the notes, tasks and reporting. Practitioners get their time back for the conversations that change careers.
Independently audited responsible AI, from the start.
884 participants across Canada. Practitioner plus PathPilot worked better than either alone.
2,500+ career explorers and 100+ career professionals in workforce, community, outplacement and post-secondary programs.
Good career guidance should not depend on who you know or what you can pay.
Technology should support people's judgment, not replace it.
People's information is theirs. We never sell it.
We measure what happens to people, and we let an independent evaluator check our work.
Built for different abilities, languages and starting points, in 84 languages.
Practitioners and partners shape what we build next.
Founder and CEO of GuruLink, a Canadian tech recruitment firm, and a long-time Techstars mentor.
Makes sure every partner gets live quickly and stays successful.
Designs how practitioners and participants learn PathPilot.
Works with partners across Canada, in English and French.
Two exits, including Autonomic, acquired by Ford.
Spent nearly a decade building Ten Thousand Coffees.
Developed with Canada's career development sector, independently evaluated, and piloted with organizations across the country.
A walkthrough with our team, built around how your organization works. Live within a week of a decision.
