A job search that tells you the truth.
I'm an analyst, so when my job search started to feel like a second job, I built a tool to run it. It finds the roles, says honestly how well I fit each one and why, and tracks every application until I hear back or clearly won't. A few people asked if they could use it too. This page is how I find out whether to build that version.
What it does for me now
Finds the roles every 4 hours
Checks 144 company job boards directly, not the job sites, and only shows me postings that match what I'm actually looking for.
Scores the fit 0–100
Reads each posting against my CV, then gives me a score, the reasons for it, the concerns, and which of my real examples covers each requirement. It says so plainly when I don't have one.
Tailors without inventing on request
Writes a CV and cover letter for a role in under a minute. It can reorder my bullets and rewrite my summary, but it can't change the wording of what I did.
Tracks every application daily
Reads my inbox, read-only, and logs every application and reply, whichever site or recruiter it came through. It also warns me before I apply to the same role twice.
Knows when silence means no
Instead of hoping, it works out from how long real replies have taken when an application has gone quiet, when to chase, and when it's time to move on.
What it won't do
- Apply for you. Mass-applying is how everyone ended up ignoring everyone else.
- Make up experience or puff up your numbers. Everything it writes comes from your own CV.
- Send email from your inbox. It only reads it.
- Sell your data, or show it to recruiters.
Questions
- Can I use it now?
- Not yet. Right now it runs for one person: me. If enough people join, I'll build a version anyone can set up in a few minutes.
- Who is it for?
- It started with UK roles in analytics and product, because that's my search. Tell me what you're after above and it'll shape what comes next.
- What will it cost?
- That's still open, which is why the form asks. Running mine costs about £3 a month.