I don’t know about you, but filling out the same info on a hundred job applications is one of my least favorite things.
It’s a total time-sink that just drains your energy before you even get to the interview.
Well, a fellow Redditor got tired of it and built an awesome AI tool to do the heavy lifting for you.
It started as a personal project and blew up because, honestly, we all need this.
It’s a total game-changer for anyone on the job market.
⚙️ Here’s the Deal:
It works in three different modes, so you can choose how much control you want.
📌 Manual Mode: You get a personalized list of jobs matched to your profile, each with a relevance score. You review them and apply yourself.
✅ Simple Apply Mode: You pick the jobs you like from the list, and the AI fills out and submits the entire application with just one click. So good.
🚀 Full Auto Mode: This is the set-it-and-forget-it option. The tool automatically applies to every single job that’s a 50% match or higher for your profile.
✨ What They Learned Building It:
Building this revealed some super interesting insights into what job seekers actually want.
💡 Control is key: About a third of users still want to hand-pick the jobs themselves instead of going full-auto. It’s about smart automation, not just blind firing.
📜 More is more: Users want to see ALL relevant jobs, even the ones the tool can’t auto-apply to. So now, it shows you everything.
⚖️ Relevance matters: They added a “job relevance” score to help you focus your energy on the roles you’re most likely to actually land.
🌐 It’s a big world: Job hunting is a global grind! The tool was expanded to support 50 different countries to meet the demand.
The whole mission is to stop the “spray-and-pray” approach and help you target jobs that actually fit your skills. They have a free tier with a few auto-applies per day, so you can check it out with no risk.
Dive into the full Reddit post for all the details and the link to try it yourself!
How to Automate your Job Search with AI; What We Built and Learned
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