A record, not a certificate
Check any of it before you believe it
Zeloric is a real desk, not a course. Every ticket is scored line by line, and a record shows the work so anyone can check it - no account, no email needed.
Check a record
No code to hand? Use ours:
ZEL-DEMO-2026. It is a demonstration record rather than a real Resident’s: four tickets, 78 overall.Proof, not promises
This is the page an employer opens.
What a finished record looks like: every ticket, the score on each one, and the write-up that explains it. This one is an illustration, not a real record.
Helen Marsh
Zeloric Resident · Technical/Application Support Engineering · Fall 2026
Illustration
Tier 3
hardest level reached
11
skill dimensions scored
Full
transcripts on the record
Badges earned
Forty ClosedPerfect TenNinety ClubFully GradedProgramme CompleteRecord Verified
Graded the same way, every time
6 of the 11 dimensions (headline view). A record carries all 11.
Tone & empathy
88%
Diagnostic quality
84%
Communication clarity
91%
SLA discipline
86%
Resolution correctness
89%
Documentation
82%
The climb, week by week
Overall score, week by week. An average would not show whether somebody was getting better.
Sample record - AI-scored on the rubric. Every score opens to the write-up behind it.
List it under Projects - it reads strongest there, and it keeps your record honest: this is verified work, not employment. See why on How it works.
What it shows
Sample record - it shows the fields a record carries. Scored by AI dimension by dimension, read by a person before it publishes; every score links to the write-up behind it.
With the Resident’s consent
An employer can open the full conversation behind any score, plus the tool the Resident built in their final week.
What this is not
It is not employment, and it is not a reference. The tickets are simulated, the company on them is a simulation, and the record says so on its own face.
What it is: what months of scored work looks like - graded the same way every time, and any grade can be disputed.
What you leave with
A certificate says you turned up. A record says how you did.
Which is the thing a hiring manager actually needs to know.
| What is being compared | A completion certificate | A Zeloric record |
|---|---|---|
| Is it graded? | No grades and no assessment. You cannot fail. | Every ticket scored on the same dimensions, every time. |
| Who reads your work? | Nobody. You compare your answer to a model answer. | Every record is scored automatically on the same rubric, and any grade can be disputed. |
| What do you leave with? | A certificate you can add to a profile. | A page an employer can open, with the write-up behind every score. |
| Can an employer check it? | There is nothing to check. | Yes. Anyone can verify a record in seconds. |
Both are worth doing. Only one of them says how good you are.
How you get one
Three ways to have a record. One is free.
A record is not something only a paid plan produces. What changes between them is how much work is on it.
Free
Work one real ticket
One ticket from the same catalogue, scored on the same dimensions. You get a page you can send to anyone. Scored automatically.
Monthly
Keep working tickets
Tickets every month, scored the same way, and the record grows each month you turn up. Also scored automatically.
Coming soon
The Desk Pro
The Desk plus the job hunt: the job board, group calls, résumé reviews and the Interview Gym, and a record an employer can verify.
Every one of them is scored on the same dimensions, by the same rubric. Only the Desk Pro carries an assessment letter.
How the work reaches anybody
You decide when it goes public.
A record is never sent to an employer. It becomes a page. What is public, and when.
01
You finish the work
Every ticket you close is graded dimension by dimension. Dispute any grade and a person reviews it.
02
It goes up only if you say so
Records are private until you publish them. Publishing creates a shareable page; unpublishing removes it.
03
It becomes an address
A published record is a page at zeloric.io that opens for anyone. That address is what you put on an application.
Badges
What each badge takes
A badge is earned by the work on the record, never handed out. Open one to see what it takes and the tickets behind it.
For employers
Open a record today. Help shape the rest.
Not hiring, but want a record of your own? Nobody has published one yet, so you could be record #1. Work a real ticket free.