Skip the wrong jobs. Land more interviews.

It runs the parts of a job search that eat your evenings. Overnight it reads job boards and ranks new roles against your profile. For any posting it tells you whether it is worth applying to and why. When you decide to apply, it rewrites your resume for that job from things you have actually done and drafts the cover letter. Every application is tracked in one place, and interview practice built from the same profile is coming next. You read, you decide, you send.

Every tailored resume and cover letter is generated from your Career Profile — the roles, projects and skills you have given evidence for. If a job asks for something that is not in your profile, we say so instead of writing it in. A skill only counts when there is a real match behind it. Missing is stated, never fabricated, and the translation log shows you every line that changed and why.

No. The overnight run finds and ranks roles; it writes nothing and sends nothing. Tailoring starts only when you start it. Applying, messaging and sending stay yours.

From twelve built-in job sources — company career pages on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters and Workable, plus aggregators such as Adzuna, Jooble, The Muse, CareerJet, RemoteOK, We Work Remotely and USAJobs — and from any posting you paste or save yourself. Ranking is deterministic: it explains itself in plain reasons, not a black-box score.

A small, local demo. Paste a job description and it runs entirely in your browser against a sample profile — no account, no AI call, no data sent anywhere. It shows the same shape of answer the real product gives with your actual profile: the requirements, a matched / bridgeable / missing skill breakdown and a few common red flags. The score it shows is illustrative, not the real Fit score.

No. Import whatever you have — a PDF, a Word file, pasted text, or a LinkedIn export — or answer a few questions in chat and we build the first version of your Career Profile from that. You confirm what it extracted before anything is saved.

It is built and not switched on yet. It predicts the questions a specific posting is likely to ask, helps you turn your experience into a bank of stories, runs a typed mock round, and debriefs you using only what you actually said. Voice rounds come after that. Create a free account and it appears in your app the day it launches — no separate waitlist.

Yes, for Chrome, on the Chrome Web Store. On a job posting it shows your Fit score and verdict on the page itself and saves the job to your pipeline. Beside an application form it fills the fields your Career Profile can answer, attaches your resume — the tailored one, if you made one for that job — and drafts answers to the rest. You review every field, each draft waits until you accept it, and it never presses Submit. It runs on 35 job boards and applicant tracking systems, and on any other site only after you switch it on for that site. It needs an ApplicantSpace account. Without it, paste a job description in and the analysis is the same.

Resume and profile data is encrypted at rest and in transit and is never sold or shared with advertisers. You can export everything or delete your account from settings at any time; deletion is scheduled with a cancel link in case it was not you, and every request is logged.

Tracking up to 20 applications at a time is free, forever — delete one you are finished with and the slot comes back. Free also includes 5 "should I apply?" reads and 6 tailored applications a month. One paid plan, Full Access, adds the overnight search that finds and ranks new roles for you, tailoring you never have to count, and every feature included, priced for India and for the US. It starts with three free mornings and no card. Full breakdown at applicantspace.com/pricing.

Yes. Institutions issue seats to a cohort and get a console showing who is active, who is stuck and who has not started — counts of what students already did, never their resumes or scores. Students keep their own accounts and their own data. See the pages for colleges and for EdTech, or write to partnerships@applicantspace.com.