Nobody is rejecting you. Nobody is reading you.
The silence has exactly two causes, and neither one is your qualifications: you don't send enough, and everything you send is the same file.
Reply rates are a volume game, and volume is exactly what a machine is for — fifty a run, not eight a week.
Every posting scores different keywords. Recruiters give a resume about seven seconds — below the keyword bar, it never reaches one.
Three ways to send fifty. Two of them don't work.
By hand works and costs your whole week. Bulk auto-apply scales the exact thing that gets you filtered. The right-hand column is why this product exists.
Your first run, start to receipt
The whole product in one scroll. Every screen below exists in the app — this is the actual order of your first morning, not a metaphor.
Watch a form get filled the way you would fill it
Field by field, from your Mac. The "why us" box is drafted from your ledger, in your voice. And when it reaches the question it was never told the answer to, it stops — that pause is the product.
Set up once. Under two minutes.
No scraping logins, no browser extension permissions, no credit card. A resume, a look at your facts, and a six-character code on your Mac.
PDF or DOCX. Read once into facts — the file itself is never blindly re-sent.
~30 SECONDSFix anything it misread. This list is the only source it may write from.
~60 SECONDSCredentials live in your Keychain. Unpair from the web any time; it stops mid-run.
~30 SECONDS · MATCHES /device FLOWThe questions people actually ask first
We never drive your logged-in job-board account. Applications are submitted on your own machine, in a separate Chrome profile dedicated to this, straight to the employer's application form. There is no scripted activity on your social accounts to get flagged.
No. Your resume is read once into a list of facts that you confirm. Every tailored version is assembled from that list and checked against it — a version that introduces a claim you never made is rejected, not shipped.
No, but you are not fully out of it either. A run of fifty typically holds two or three applications for you — a "why this company" box it wants your sign-off on, or a question it has never been told the answer to. Those wait until you get to them.
Spam is fifty copies of one document. Fifty applications where each resume was written for that specific posting is what a very organised person with a lot of free evenings would produce. You choose the fifty; we do not pick them for you.
We store the file, the facts read from it, and the answers you give forms. We do not answer demographic questions for you. You can unpair a device, export your account data, or delete your account yourself from Settings.
Today, yes — the local agent is macOS first. Everything except submission works in the browser on any machine, so you can browse and review anywhere and pair a Mac when you want applications sent.
Priced for one season of looking, not a subscription you forget
The median search runs about eleven weeks — and on OPT the clock is ninety days. So the main plan is a quarter, the free tier is real, and nothing here renews quietly.
15¢ each. One full search, one payment.
19¢ each. For a sprint or a top-up.
Never renews. A one-time top-up that stays available.
Upload your resume. See the first three go out.
Every file it writes is yours to read in the run log, next to its receipt. If the tailoring is not better than what you would have written at 1am, close the tab.
Start your first runFREE TO START · macOS AGENT REQUIRED TO SEND