Hire Smarter. Work Better.
RoadTrades builds AI into the everyday tools of the traveling trades — it reads resumes and receipts, scans certification cards, drafts job postings, and turns government wage data into plain answers. Less paperwork between you and the next job.
Upload a resume as a PDF or DOCX and RoadTrades reads it — trade, work history, certifications, education — and prefills your builder. You review, fix, and save.
Photograph an OSHA card or license and the credential wallet reads the type, number, and dates off the photo. Expiry warnings follow automatically.
Snap a receipt and the expense tracker reads the total and suggests the category — lodging, fuel, tools — filed straight toward your CPA-ready report.
An opt-in wording pass that tightens your work-history lines. It edits what you wrote — it never invents experience.
Grounded talking points for the rate conversation, built from the posting in front of you and public wage data — never a made-up number.
Your year-end expense report opens with a plain-English summary of the year your tax preparer can act on.
Paste a job description and the posting form fills itself — trade, pay, per diem, schedule, required certifications. Review and publish.
Talent-search results carry a one-line read on each traveler’s fit, grounded in the resume they actually built.
Market intelligence reports pair government wage and demand data with one grounded paragraph of analysis — guarded by the same rule as everything else here: no invented numbers.
Every figure in a RoadTrades market report comes from government sources — BLS wage surveys, GSA per-diem tables, Census industry data — rendered directly from the data. The AI writes one narrative paragraph, and a numeric guard checks every number in that paragraph against the source data. A sentence carrying an unverified figure never reaches the page; the report falls back to a plain data summary instead. The AI narrates. It never invents a number.
It’s just RoadTrades. The AI here is a feature set built into the platform — the job board, the resume tools, the market reports — not a separate app or product. One platform, with the AI already inside.
It’s built not to. Market-report numbers are checked against the government source data before they render, resume tools only restructure what you provide, and every AI-read field is yours to review before it saves.
No. Every tool works fully by hand — the AI features are opt-in shortcuts that save you typing, not a requirement.
A feature sends only what it needs — the resume you upload, the receipt you snap — to process your request, and your data is not used to train AI models.
Traveling work across 28 trades, live pay and per-diem data, and the tools that keep the road paying.
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