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Ten applications that fit beat a hundred that don't.

A job posting existing is not a reason to apply to it. We retire anything over 45 days old, show you which employers have sponsored H-1B visas before, write each application for that specific role, and send it on the employer's own application form wherever possible, from your own browser.

In our UK pilot: 91 applications sent, 85 paused for the candidate rather than guessed at

Apply to roles at companies like

  • Fintech
  • SaaS
  • Healthcare
  • E-commerce
  • Consulting
  • Media
  • Logistics
  • Gaming
  • Energy
  • Education
  • Cybersecurity
  • Biotech

For F-1 OPT, STEM OPT and H-1B candidates

Know who sponsors before you apply

If you are on F-1 OPT or STEM OPT, hold an H-1B, or will need sponsorship at any point on the way to a green card, the first question about any job is whether the employer sponsors at all. We put the evidence next to every role.

Sponsorship history on every job

Each US role shows whether the employer has H-1B approvals on record in USCIS's H-1B Employer Data Hub. It is evidence that the employer has sponsored before, not a promise about this role.

Matched where sponsorship is possible

Tell us you will need sponsorship, now or later, and Auto Apply only matches you to employers with H-1B approvals on record, so your applications go where they can lead somewhere.

Visa questions answered truthfully

Record your status once: US citizen, green card holder, H-1B, F-1 OPT, STEM OPT or other. Every application answers the work-authorization and sponsorship questions from it, the same way every time.

Not legal advice. For questions about your own status, ask an immigration attorney or your school's DSO.

Live job feed

New roles, indexed around the clock

Fresh openings from company career pages and public job boards, matched against your profile the moment they appear.

The live feed is warming up. Browse the full job board in the meantime.

How it works

Prepare. Apply. Succeed.

Three stages, one workflow. Each tool feeds the next, so the resume you build is the one that gets submitted and the one your interview coach knows by heart.

1. Prepare

A resume and cover letter built for the job, not a template

Import your LinkedIn or upload what you have. The builder rewrites bullets around outcomes, tailors them to each posting and checks the result against the same parsing rules recruiters' systems use.

  • Six ATS-friendly templates
  • Tailor to any job description in one click
  • Built-in scanner with keyword and formatting checks
Explore the Resume Builder

2. Apply

Applications submitted for you, every working day, only where you match

Set titles, locations, salary and a match threshold. New roles are scored every 30 minutes during working hours; the ones that clear the bar get a tailored resume, an optional cover letter and a submitted application — with your approval or hands-free.

  • Match score with reasons for every role
  • Approval queue or fully automatic
  • One credit per application; failures refunded
Explore Auto Apply

3. Succeed

Practice the interview, then get live support in the real one

Mock interviews ask the questions this role will ask and score every answer. On the day, Interview Copilot listens beside your Zoom, Meet or Teams call and shows the key points to hit.

  • Scored feedback and model answers
  • Live suggestions during video interviews
  • A report with strengths and gaps afterwards
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What it did

Numbers from the pilot, not promises

No customer quotes yet, so here is what the product actually did in our UK pilot.

91
applications submitted
Forms filled and sent in the candidate's own browser, not drafts or saved jobs.
53
different employers
Across Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Reed and LinkedIn Easy Apply.
26
fields on the longest form
Average 6.6 per application, including employer screening questions.
85
held back for review
Anything it was not confident about — a login wall, a real captcha, a question it could not answer — waits for the candidate instead of guessing.

Measured from our pilot on 14 September 2026. One candidate, one job search — small numbers, but real ones.

Resume examples

See what a strong resume looks like for your role

Fictional personas, real structure. Every example shows the highlights that make it work.

Software Engineer

technical

Mid-level backend engineer moving from a services company to a product team.

  • Leads with measurable outcomes (latency, cost, uptime) instead of duties
  • Skills grouped by category so an ATS matches the exact stack keywords
  • Projects section shows ownership beyond the day job
PythonTypeScriptPostgreSQLAWSDockerGraphQL

Marketing Manager

modern

Growth-focused B2B marketer stepping up from senior specialist to manager.

  • Every bullet ties an activity to pipeline, revenue or cost per lead
  • Shows people management even from a non-manager title
  • Tools list matches what hiring managers search for
Demand generationHubSpotSEO/SEMGoogle AdsLifecycle emailAnalytics

Data Analyst

minimal

Analyst with two years of experience targeting a senior analyst role in fintech.

  • Business impact first, tooling second
  • Shows stakeholder communication, not only SQL
  • Short, scannable, one page
SQLPythondbtTableauExperimentationSnowflake

UX Designer

creative

Product designer with a portfolio link front and centre and outcome-led bullets.

  • Portfolio URL in the header where recruiters look first
  • Outcomes (conversion, task success) rather than deliverables
  • Research methods listed explicitly
FigmaUser researchPrototypingDesign systemsUsability testingAccessibility

Sales Manager

executive

Quota-carrying manager with a clean, numbers-first layout.

  • Quota attainment and team size in the first line of each role
  • Deal sizes and cycle times give hiring managers instant context
  • Executive template signals seniority
Enterprise salesTeam leadershipPipeline managementSalesforceNegotiationForecasting

Project Manager

classic

Delivery-focused PM with budgets, timelines and stakeholder scope on every line.

  • Budget size, team size and on-time delivery front and centre
  • Certifications section placed high for a credential-driven field
  • Classic template suits corporate and public-sector applications
AgilePRINCE2Risk managementBudgetingJiraStakeholder management

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