For Job Seekers
Spend your search on the roles that fit, not on forms and spreadsheets.
Spend your search on the roles that fit
Looking for a job is a job. You read fifty postings to find five worth an evening, rewrite one letter five ways, and three weeks in you cannot remember who you wrote to. None of that is the part where you are good at what you do.
Job Scout takes the repetitive part and leaves you the decisions.
What it does for you
- Finds roles in more places than you have time to check. Watch the public job boards of companies you care about, search an index of around 18,000 company boards, browse roles yourself, or paste in a posting you found. See role discovery.
- Tells you which ones fit, and why. Every posting is scored against your CV, with the skills you match, the ones you are missing, and anything to watch out for. See the CV fit score.
- Writes the application. A short, polite letter built only from your CV, sent from your own mailbox when you say so. See application drafts.
- Remembers where you stand. Every application from Saved to Offer, with a follow-up ready when one has gone quiet. See the tracker.
What it never does
- It never sends an application you have not approved. There is no setting that turns that off.
- It never claims experience that is not in your CV.
- It never applies to the same posting twice.
- It never promises an interview or an offer. No tool can.
Private by design
Your CV and your search are yours. They are not automatically used as sources for public posts, and your applications go from your own email address, so replies come to you.
While you search, be findable
Recruiters look people up. A profile that has said nothing for two years tells them less than three thoughtful posts from this month. In the same account, Brand Studio drafts posts about your work in your own voice, for you to approve. See personal branding.
What it costs
Job Scout is on every plan, including Free, which drafts 5 applications a month. Starter drafts 50, and can be bought for a single month, paid once with no auto-renew: a good fit for a search with an end date. The 7-day trial drafts 15 and needs no card.
Start with your CV and three companies you would like to work for. The setup guide is in Job Scout.