Features · Sacha, your coach
Sacha, the coach by your side
Sacha is Trakrio’s character: he guides you through the extension and helps you put your best foot forward, without ever making things up for you.
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He guides you
A guided tour from your CV to your first application, then the right action at the right time.
He enriches your CV
A few targeted questions about your experience, and your answers become descriptions with measurable results.
He answers your questions
Your week in review, follow-ups to do, best leads, job search advice: just ask him.
He remembers (if you want)
What you tell him is visible and can be erased at any time, or switched off.
Low-key if you prefer
Animated, calm or hidden: your choice.
He celebrates with you
An interview invitation, a job offer: Sacha is there for the good news too.
How it works
Follow the guided tour
The first time you open Trakrio, Sacha walks you from your CV to your first application, then shows you each tab.
Enrich your CV
In “My CV”, Sacha asks a few questions about your experience. Your answers become descriptions you review before saving.
Ask him anything
In the Sacha tab, pick a ready-made question, such as your weekly summary or the follow-ups due, or type your own.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Sacha?
Sacha is Trakrio’s character, an AI assistant who guides you through the extension: guided tour, tips at the right moment, questions to enrich your CV, answers about your job search. He doesn’t replace your judgment and never makes anything up for you.
What can I ask Sacha?
Anything about work and job hunting: weekly summary, response rate, follow-ups due, best leads, general advice. Ready-made questions are answered without AI; a question you type yourself uses credits.
Does Sacha remember what I tell him?
Only if you want him to. What you share in a question you type can be remembered for your next conversations. His memories are visible and can be erased at any time, and you can turn his memory off.
Can I hide Sacha?
Yes. In the “Account” tab, choose Sacha animated, calm or hidden. Important messages, such as an error or an action to take, stay visible; only the purely friendly bubbles disappear.
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