I built this because
I felt lost too.

I'm a high school student. For most of junior year, every adult I knew was asking me what I wanted to do with my life — and I genuinely had no idea.

The career tests I found online felt like they were designed to sell me something. Long forms, sketchy results, an email signup before you could see anything useful. None of it sounded like a real person.

So I made Waypoint. It's short, it's free, it doesn't ask for your email, and the results are written the way a slightly-older friend would actually talk to you. Not a corporate brochure.

It won't tell you exactly what to do with your life. Nothing can. But it might point you in a direction worth exploring — and that's usually enough to get unstuck.

— The student behind Waypoint