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Resumes

One resume that reads well to people and parses cleanly in the software that screens it first.

Draft with AI: Written from the career history on your profile, in a format recruiters and applicant-tracking systems both read well.
Upload what you have: PDF, Word or text, turned into an editable resume with a live preview.
ATS check: A deterministic check for standard headings, contact details, dated roles, and tables or columns that break parsing — instant, no AI.
Recruiter review: A score, strengths, specific changes and the keywords your target roles expect.
Improve as a new version: Apply the review or your own instructions; the original stays.
Templates and export: Word (.docx), PDF, text and Markdown, in a template you choose.
Share for feedback: A read-only link a coach or friend opens without an account to leave comments; it expires and can be stopped.
Other languages: Write or translate resumes, letters and answers in Spanish, French, German or Portuguese, with that language’s standard headings.
What your jobs ask for: The skills your saved jobs mention, split into on your resume, yours but left off, and missing — with a plan for the missing ones.

Every job you’re pursuing in one place, from the first look to the offer.

Import from a link: Paste a posting’s URL and get the title, company, pay and full description.
Bookmarklet and browser extension: Send the posting you’re viewing on LinkedIn, Indeed and other sites from your own browser; the extension can also fill application forms.
Import another tracker: Bring jobs over from Huntr, Teal or a spreadsheet as CSV.
Pipeline board: Saved, applying, applied, interviewing, offer — with history, notes and bulk moves.
Follow-ups: A next step on every job, reminders when it’s due, and a nudge for applications that have gone quiet.
Posting re-checks: Saved postings are checked overnight: taken down, or changed since you saved them (pay added, new requirements).
Red flags: No sponsorship, a clearance, more experience than you have, heavy travel, or signs it may not be a real opening.
Match score: How well each job fits, why, and your skills highlighted in the posting.

A tailored application for each job, from your own material — nothing invented.

Tailored resume: Reordered and rewritten for one posting, using its terms where you genuinely have the skill.
Cover letters: In four tones, drawing on your stories, and in the posting’s language.
Application questions: Paste a question from the form and get a draft in your voice within a word limit; answers are kept in a library you reuse.
Stories: Your accomplishments in STAR form, found in your resume or written yourself, used in every draft.
Fit check: An honest read on your interview chances, the gaps, and what to prepare.
Fact-check on every draft: Skills, figures and links that aren’t in your own material are listed for you to fix before sending.
Application kits overnightPro: A tailored resume and cover letter waiting each morning for your best new matches.

Prepared for each round, and better after each one.

Round-by-round prep: Likely questions with answers drafted from your resume and stories.
Mock interviews: The interviewer asks one question at a time; answer by typing or out loud and get a score, what worked, and a stronger version.
Delivery feedback: For spoken answers: how long, how fast, and the filler words.
Debriefs: What they asked, what landed and who you met, used for the thank-you note and the next round.
Calendar feed: Interviews and next steps in Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar.

Openings that fit you, from public sources and the companies you want, ranked by what to do next. Each links to the original posting.

Job alerts: Openings from Remotive, Arbeitnow, RemoteOK, The Muse, Adzuna, Jooble and USAJOBS, scored against your skills, location and pay.
Apply next: A ranked list by fit, freshness, pay and whether you know someone there.
Watch companies: Their careers pages on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby or Workable checked every time.
Job-alert emails: Paste one and its links are fetched and scored.
Daily alertsPro: New matches found for you every morning, with an email digest.
Pay by regionPro: Median and range of what postings pay, skills in demand, and who’s hiring.

Referrals get interviews; negotiating gets the offer you should have.

People: Recruiters, referrers and interviewers, linked to the jobs they’re part of.
LinkedIn connections: Import them from LinkedIn’s own data export; a match where you know someone moves up the list.
Referral requests: A short email to the person you know at the company.
Reminders to get back to someone: On your overview, in the morning email and in your calendar.
Compare offers: Terms side by side, scored by what matters to you.
Negotiation planPro: What to ask for, your walk-away number, and a counter-offer email built from real figures.

What’s working, what isn’t, and what to do this week.

What’s working: Reply and interview rates by source, resume version, tailoring and cover letter.
Why you’re turned down: Reasons for each rejection, the stage, and the pattern when one keeps coming back.
Weekly goals: Targets for applications and people contacted, with a streak and an optional Monday summary.
Search everything: Ctrl+K over jobs, companies, people, resumes, stories, answers and matches.
Notifications: Follow-ups and interviews each morning on the devices you choose, at your own local time.
Inbox watchPro: Employer replies in your mailbox or Gmail suggested as status changes; read-only, no AI.
Weekly reviewPro: Each Monday, last week reviewed from your own numbers, with what to change.

Secure by default, and yours to take or delete.

Two-step sign-in and passkeys: An authenticator app or emailed codes, and passkeys on your devices.
Signed-in devices: See every browser signed in and sign any of them out.
Coaching: Share chosen parts of your search with a coach; notes, offers and your mailbox are never among them.
Support only with your consent: Support can view your account read-only only when you approve, for the hours you choose.
Export and delete: Everything in one download, and account deletion that removes it all.
Clean-up rules: Closed jobs and old matches removed on a schedule you set.