A job search that runs for you.
Finds the jobs worth your time, and writes a true resume for each one.
Invitation-only while it is in beta.
It finds the postings
- From job boards, and from any posting you are looking at.
- Captured straight out of your browser.
- Reposts of one job collapse into a single row that says how many times it appeared.
It ranks them against what you actually want
- Pay, the kind of work, what you enjoy, how far it is. Each weighted by you.
- A category with nothing behind it is drawn gray and says so.
- It never invents a score to fill the gap.
It writes a resume for each posting
- Built only from career facts you have confirmed.
- Every line can name the fact it came from, so you can check it before it goes anywhere.
- It rephrases honestly. It never invents a qualification.
It remembers what you sent
- What went out, what came back, and what it led to.
- Including the applications you made on the employer's own site.
Being straight with you
- It is a beta. It has been used properly by one person, on one real job hunt, and you will find things.
- Your history is yours. Your career facts, your postings and your resumes are stored apart from everybody else's, and never used to answer anyone else's screen.
- A job board can change overnight. Capturing a posting depends on a map of that board's markup. When a site changes, the capture refuses and says so rather than guessing at the job title. Indeed, LinkedIn and ZipRecruiter ship with a map today.