Résumé workspace · Application pipeline
Know which jobs are worth your evening.
Set up your base résumé once. After that, every posting is scored against your real background before you write a word for it — and the ones that clear get a tailored résumé, cover letter, outreach email, and interview prep in a single pass.
Google sign-in · DOCX export · Metered, not mysterious
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Why
Most of the work in a job search is spent on postings that were never going to answer. A score you can trust turns a hundred maybes into four decisions.
How it works
Three moves, then repeat for every posting.
- 01
Set your base résumé once
Import the résumé you already have, or build one here. It becomes the source every application is cut from — you never start from a blank page again.
- 02
Score the posting before you write
Paste a job. It is matched against your actual background and scored out of 100, with the gaps named. Under 70, the honest answer is usually to move on.
- 03
Generate the whole application
One pass writes the tailored résumé, cover letter, outreach email, and prep notes for that specific posting. Export the résumé to DOCX and send it.
What one pass produces
Six documents, all written for the same posting.
Everything stays editable. Nothing is sent anywhere until you send it.
Your base résumé rewritten for the posting — bullets reworked toward what the job actually asks for, keywords carried through for ATS.
Drafted paragraph by paragraph, with the salutation and closing under your control and every paragraph editable in place.
A short note to the recruiter or hiring manager that reads like you wrote it, not like a template with the company name swapped in.
The questions this role invites, your strengths and weaknesses against it, and an elevator pitch built from your own history.
What the company does, how it makes money, and what it seems to care about — gathered before the screen, not the night before.
The last few things worth knowing about them, so the first call has something in it that only you brought.
Also in the workspace: spoken mock interviews, a question bank you build as you go, and LinkedIn post drafting for the weeks you are staying visible rather than applying.
The pipeline
Nothing quietly disappears.
Ten states, grouped into four lanes on a board you can scan in a second. Warm means you owe it an action. Cool means it is live and moving. Green is a win.
Rejections stay on the board, struck through rather than deleted — a pipeline that hides its losses lies to you about the funnel.
Every state, on the card
Cost
Metered, not mysterious.
Every generation logs what it actually cost to run. Month-to-date spend and cost per application sit in the rail on every screen, so you always know the price of one more tailored application before you ask for it.
Your data
Yours, and easy to take back.
- Google sign-in — no password to remember
- Minimal permissions, revoke any time
- Export or delete your data whenever you want
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