Shortlist scores every job on the page against your actual profile, shows the evidence behind each score, and prepares a fact-checked application that you review and submit.
Three steps, each one visible and reversible. Nothing happens in the background and nothing is sent without you.
The posting is split into checkable requirements. Each is marked met, inferred, unclear or missing against your profile, with the exact line quoted. Because the number falls out of that table, twenty jobs compare fairly.
How scoring works →Tailored to the job, written only from your profile, then checked twice: a deterministic scan for numbers, names and tools, and an independent audit model. Anything unsupported is flagged before you see the draft, not after a recruiter does.
On an approved application page the form fills from your profile and the PDF attaches itself. The agent stops at Submit. That button is always yours, which is why mass-apply tools get mass-rejected and this doesn't.
You open pages and log in as you normally would. The extension reads what you approve, and only that.
LinkedIn, a company careers page, a Greenhouse board. Approve the site once.
Every listing is extracted, matched to your profile and ranked: strong, potential, weak.
One-page PDF for that job, generated from your profile and fact-checked twice.
Fields are proposed from your profile. Edit anything, then fill in one click with the PDF attached.
You read it over and press Submit. The log keeps the posting and the exact resume you used.
Chat with the agent about fit, gaps, or edits to the resume. It only ever uses facts from your profile.
Paid plans are 30-day passes: no auto-renew, no card on file. Prices shown in your local currency.
No. It's how well the posting's requirements are evidenced by your profile, shown requirement by requirement. Use it to decide where to spend an hour, then read the strong ones yourself.
No. It prepares everything, including the PDF, and stops at the Submit button. Mass-applying gets mass-rejected, and it's your name on every application.
In your browser's extension storage. Each request carries only the text needed for that call. Nothing personal is kept on our servers.
LinkedIn is tested end to end. Any other site works through the approve-this-site flow: company career pages, Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, Ashby and more. The reader is layout-agnostic, so new sites usually just work, and you can tell us when one doesn't.
The listing is in review. Until it's live, "Get started" creates your account and walks you through installing the extension. Existing accounts keep everything when the store version arrives.
Add the fact to your profile and regenerate. The profile is the source of truth, so the fix applies to every future resume.
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