Findtherightjobs,applywithastrongerresume,andwalkintointerviewsready.
It reads the job boards overnight and shows you what fits, with the reasons. It rewrites your resume from things you have really done and keeps every application in one place. Nothing goes out unless you send it.
- Free forever plan
- 12 tailored applications a month
- Nothing is sent without you
- evidence written, because your profile proves it
- bridge shown as adjacent, never claimed
- refused left out, and said so
Watch it work. Every rewritten line shows the evidence behind it, and the requirement it cannot back is left out and said out loud, not written in.
Everything between “I should look for a job”
and “I start Monday.”
Resume tools stop at the document. The search doesn't. What the copilot learns from a reply changes which jobs it shows you tomorrow.
- Discover01
New roles found overnight and ranked against your profile, with the reasons.
- Decide02
A Fit score, a verdict and the red flags — before you spend the evening.
- Tailor03
Your resume rewritten for that one job, from evidence you actually have.
- Apply04
Cover letter drafted from the same evidence. You read it. You send it.
- Track05
Six stages, follow-ups flagged in your morning list, nothing forgotten.
- Prepare06
Predicted questions for the role and a story bank built from your profile.
- Interview07
A mock round, then a debrief that quotes your own words back to you.
- Grow08
Every outcome — good or not — teaches the copilot what to show you next.
If your profile can’t back it, it doesn’t get written.
A skill is written into a resume only when your Career Profile has evidence for it. Missing is stated in the log, never filled in.
You've already pasted a job
description into a chat window.
Why not keep doing that? The honest difference, and where a chat model is the better tool.
It has no evidence to check against, so a confident-sounding bullet is all it can offer. We only claim what your Career Profile has a verbatim match for. Everything else is a stated gap, not a guess.
An ATS parsing, a recruiter skimming in six seconds, a hiring manager reading closely: three readers, three failure modes. Your Fit score accounts for all of them.
It will happily help you apply to a role with an inflated experience bar or crunch-culture language buried in the description. We scan every job for those patterns first.
Every new chat starts from nothing. Your Career Profile is one record that every resume and cover letter draws from, and it gains evidence the longer you use it.
Where it's the better tool: one polished resume for one job, with no plan to track dozens of applications. A chat model does that well, for free. This is built for the search that runs for months across a lot of roles.
Paste a job description.
See what it would actually do.
Runs entirely in your browser against a small sample profile. No AI call, no sign-up, nothing sent anywhere. The same shape of answer the real product gives with your own profile.
- mustWe're looking for a Senior Frontend Engineer with 5+ years of experience building production React and TypeScript applications.
- must5+ years shipping React, TypeScript and modern CSS in production
- mustExperience with Next.js and REST APIs
- mustComfortable owning CI/CD for your own services
- mustStrong Git fundamentals
Wake up to a short list, not a search bar.
While you sleep, the copilot reads the job boards and ranks what fits your profile, with the reason behind each match.
- The reading happens overnight
Twelve built-in sources, from Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby career pages to the big aggregators, plus anything you paste.
- Ranked with reasons, not a mystery score
The title, the location, how recent it is, which of your skills it saw. Disagree with the reasoning, not just the result.
- Low-odds roles stay out of your way
Eight years asked, three you have? Shown as a skip, with the reason.
Know whether to apply before you spend the evening on it.
Paste any posting and get a straight answer: how well you fit, who in the hiring process will be the problem, and what should give you pause.
- One Fit score, three readers
An ATS scanning for phrasing, a recruiter skimming for title and years, a hiring manager reading for proof. The score weighs all three and shows each.
- Must-haves, matched or missing
Every requirement gets its own row. A bridge is labelled a bridge and never moves the score.
- Red flags read for you
Inflated experience bars, equity-only pay, crunch-culture language, timezone and location mismatches. Called out, not buried in paragraph four.
A resume rewritten for the job, from things you actually did.
Import your resume once. It becomes a Career Profile, and every application is drawn from it, in your voice.
- One profile instead of nine resumes
Add a project or an outcome once and every future application can use it.
- A translation log for every change
The original, the new wording, the reason. And the lines it refused to write.
- Cover letter and PDF, from the same evidence
Same posting, same profile, so the letter never contradicts the resume.
Every application in one place, and a morning list of what to do.
The tracker is free and unlimited, forever. The paid part is what turns a list of applications into a list of next moves.
- Six stages, drag to move
Saved, Applied, Screening, Interviewing, Offer, Rejected. Simple on purpose.
- Today: your morning queue
What to apply to, who to nudge after six days of silence, what to fix. Each with a reason, each snoozable.
- A brief in your inbox, an outcome in one click
Between six and eight in your time zone. Log a reply from the email itself, no login.
Interview prep from the job and your profile.
Built, and held behind a launch gate. What it will do when it switches on, for every account, at no extra charge.
- Questions this posting is likely to ask
Predicted from the job description and the gaps in your fit.
- A story bank built from what you have done
Situation, task, action, result, written once and reused across every interview.
- A mock round, then an honest debrief
Typed first, voice to follow. The debrief quotes only what you said and ranks three fixes.
Same copilot. Different part carries the weight.
A Master's student on a visa clock, a fresher in Bangalore, an engineer with two free hours a week and a placement cell with four hundred students. Pick yours.
Two hundred applications in a semester, a visa timeline underneath, and no way to tell which postings are realistic. Know before you apply. Tailor without inventing. Keep every one straight.
Read more Students · IndiaInternships, first jobs, and a better package.Off-campus roles filter on the resume before anyone reads it. Build one profile from what you have actually done, see your fit against real postings, and track every application for free.
Read more ProfessionalsA serious search alongside a full-time job.You have two hours a week, not twenty. Let the reading happen overnight, skip the roles with a trap in the description, and apply to fewer, better ones.
Read more Colleges & universitiesSee who is stuck in week two, not month four.Every student gets a job-search copilot. Your placement cell gets a console of who is active, who is stuck and who has not started — never their resumes.
Read more EdTech & trainingCareer support for every learner. Outcomes you can show.Give every batch the same tools a paying job seeker gets, under your brand, with a programme-team view of who needs a nudge.
Read moreMost AI writes confidently.
Ours tells you when it can't.
What is coming, said plainly.
Some of this is built and waiting for a switch. Some is being built. Some is designed and not started. None of it is usable today.
- Browser extension for the job boards
Your Fit score and verdict on the posting itself — LinkedIn, Indeed, Naukri, Greenhouse, Lever and more — and one click to save it to your pipeline.
- Voice mock interviews
Speak your answers instead of typing them. Same debrief, same rule: only what you actually said is quoted back.
- Sponsorship signal on every role
Whether an employer has filed for work visas, from public filing data, shown next to the posting. Data with a source, never advice.
- Assisted apply on Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby
The application form filled from your profile, the tailored resume attached, and you reviewing every field before you submit.
- Which skill would open the most doors
Across everything you have been scored against, the one skill that most often stands between you and an "Apply today".
Tracking is free forever. You pay for the mornings.
The tracker, the verdicts and twelve tailored applications a month are free. Paid plans buy the overnight search: someone reading the boards while you sleep.
Start free. Pay for the mornings, not the software.
Keep an eye out.
Track every application, forever. Twelve tailored applications and twenty "should I apply?" reads a month.
A search alongside everything else.
New roles found and ranked every morning. Tailoring whenever a role is worth it. Cover letters included.
When finding a job is the job.
More roles every morning, and tailoring you never have to count.
Frequently asked questions
No fabricated stats here — if we're not confident in a number, we don't use it.
What does ApplicantSpace actually do?
What does "nothing invented" mean?
Does it ever apply or send anything without me?
Where do the jobs come from?
What is the job description decoder on this page?
Do I need a polished resume to start?
Is interview prep available?
Do you have a browser extension?
Is my data secure?
How does pricing work?
Can my college or training programme give this to students?
Start with the job, not the resume.
Import what you have and see your first ranked matches in about a minute. Free forever for tracking, no card to start, and nothing goes out unless you send it.