Startline is a private system of record for your working life: a map of where careers like yours actually go, a ledger of what you’ve genuinely done — with receipts — and a five-minute weekly pulse that turns both into leverage when it matters.
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Not listicles, not a coach’s hunch. Startline draws your possible futures from observed career histories — including executive routes reconstructed from public SEC filings — and shows the share, the typical years, and the comp change on every edge. When the evidence is thin, the map says so.
The moves out of your role, grouped and compared — the common paths and the ones nobody tells you about. Every edge carries its observed share, typical timing, and pay direction, so you weigh futures on evidence, not vibes.
Pick a destination and get the observed routes to it: steps, timelines, readiness, and exactly what’s missing.
How current public-company leaders actually got there — from their companies’ own filings, cited.
Import a résumé and it becomes a structured, evidence-weighted record — every accomplishment a draft until you confirm it, every confirmed claim backed by something you can point to. Résumés, review packets, and interview stories compile from the record; nothing is ever invented on your behalf.
A short weekly check-in banks what mattered while you still remember it. Review season stops being reconstructive surgery; your readiness for the next move recomputes as you go. Skip a week — that’s allowed. The record keeps.
LinkedIn is a stage. This is a ledger. Startline works only for you — which is a business-model choice, not a slogan:
Say your current role, and the map lights up. The résumé can wait.