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Stop applying. Start being applied for.

AutoApply reads your resume once, scores every new job against it, writes the application and sends it — then reads the company's reply and keeps your status honest.

  • Automatic sending is live on Greenhouse boards
  • Runs in the background, every night
  • Every score is explained, factor by factor
  • You keep the brakes: on/off, rules, daily cap
Illustrative data

Job hunting is a second job

The work is not finding one good job. It is doing the same work for every one of them.

Same form, two hundred times

Every board asks for the same name, phone, work permit and the same four questions. You type them again.

You cannot read everything

Hundreds of postings a week. The good one is on page nine, posted yesterday, gone by Friday.

Status lives in your inbox

The confirmation, the rejection, the interview invite — all e-mails you have to find and file by hand.

One profile. The system does the rest.

You set up your profile and resume once. AutoApply ingests public job boards, scores each job with ten explainable factors, prepares a tailored resume and answer sheet, submits where the board allows it, and reads the application mailbox to close the loop.

Sources

  • Greenhousepublic board API
  • Leverpublic board API
  • Ashbyrendered form

Matching

  • Score10 explainable factors
  • Tailored resumeone page, per job

Engine

  • AutoApplya round every 6 h

Outcome

  • Application sentwhere the board allows
  • Mailbox readcodes and replies
  • Status updatedinterview or no

What it actually does

Eight things the product does today. Nothing on this list is a promise.

  • Job discovery

    Public ATS boards are synced on a schedule — today Greenhouse and Ashby boards, plus Lever, Recruitee and Workable boards the operator adds. No scraping, no logins.

  • Explainable matching

    Ten deterministic factors with admin-tuned weights. Each score shows the why of every factor, so a 74 is arguable, not magic.

  • Resume written per job

    The AI rewrites your resume for the posting without inventing facts — a check refuses any version that changes what you said.

  • Answer sheet

    Work authorization, relocation, salary, start date: answered once, reused everywhere. When a form asks something new, the application waits for you instead of guessing.

  • Auto-apply

    Where the board publishes its form, the application is filled and sent. Where it does not, the resume is ready and you get a one-click assisted path.

  • Inbox that closes the loop

    Confirmations, verification codes, rejections and interview invites arrive in a mailbox the system owns and reads — your status updates itself.

  • Tracking

    Every application keeps its timeline: resume written, sent, verification requested, linked to an e-mail, retried.

  • Brakes, not approvals

    An on/off switch, apply rules, a daily cap, no repeated jobs, and a kill switch read before every send. No reCAPTCHA bypass, ever.

How it works

Six steps. You do the first two; the system does the rest while you sleep.

  1. Step 01

    Import your resume

    Upload a PDF. The AI reads it into editable sections and suggests profile fields — you decide what to apply.

  2. Step 02

    Set your preferences

    Target titles, locations, work arrangement, salary floor, languages, and the rules that skip a job.

  3. Step 03

    Jobs come in overnight

    The worker syncs the boards, refines each posting and scores it against you. Nothing runs when you click.

  4. Step 04

    The resume is tailored

    For a job above your threshold, a per-job resume and answer sheet are prepared.

  5. Step 05

    The application is sent

    Filled and submitted on boards that publish their form; prepared for one click elsewhere. Verification codes are read from the mailbox.

  6. Step 06

    You watch the status

    Replies are classified and linked; the dashboard shows what was sent, what is waiting for your answer, and what failed.

Why it is different

Zero approvals

No review queue. You configure once; the system runs and shows what it decided and why.

Honest numbers

Only what really went out counts as sent. A failed send is a failed send.

Your data stays yours

Importing a resume never edits your account; the application mailbox is provisioned by the system, never your personal inbox.

Pricing

The plans the operator publishes. There is no checkout yet: accounts are opened by hand.

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Questions, answered honestly

Which job boards does it apply on?

Jobs are ingested from public Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, Recruitee and Workable boards. Today, automatic sending is verified end to end on Greenhouse boards only. On the others the resume and answers are prepared and you finish in one click — the assisted path.

Does it really send without asking me?

Yes — that is the point. There is no approval queue. What you control are the brakes: the Auto-Apply switch, your apply rules, the jobs you dismiss, and the operator's daily cap and kill switch.

What is rehearsal mode?

A system-wide setting the operator controls. In rehearsal the whole pipeline runs — scoring, resume, answer sheet — and nothing is submitted. The operator turns real sending on by typing a confirmation phrase.

What if a form asks something it does not know?

The application waits. The question shows up under Application Questions with the company that asked it; once you answer, the waiting applications are released. It never guesses.

Does it bypass CAPTCHAs?

No. When a board blocks automation, the job is marked assisted and the system stops. Verification codes a board sends by e-mail are read from the application mailbox, which is the board's own flow.

Where do confirmations and rejections go?

To an application mailbox the system provisions and reads. Messages are classified, linked to the application and change its status. You never connect your personal inbox.

Can I edit the resume it sends?

Yes. The resume is yours to edit section by section; the AI import and the per-job rewrite never invent facts, and you can see the exact resume that went out with each application.

How do I sign up?

Use Create an account: type your e-mail, enter the 6-digit code we send to it, then choose your name and password. You are signed in right away.

How do I pay for a plan?

There is no checkout in the product yet. The plans on this page are what the operator publishes, and a plan is arranged with the operator when your account is opened.

Can I delete my data?

Ask the operator: an account can be exported or deleted on request. Self-service deletion is not available yet.