ApplyBot

It writes the application. You press send.

ApplyBot finds jobs that fit you, rewrites your resume around facts you’ve confirmed, and fills out the application. It always stops right before Submit, so you get the last look before anything goes out.

One email. We’ll let you know the moment it’s your turn.

How an ApplyBot run ends before SubmitVERIFIED FACTS ONLYGREENHOUSE · APPLICATIONAISubmitwaits for youReady to submit14 queued · 0 sent

THE ACTUAL BOTTLENECK

Nobody’s bottleneck is deciding where to apply.

It’s the twenty minutes per posting spent typing the same details into a slightly different form. By application thirty, you stop rewriting your resume to fit the job — you just want it sent.

Then three weeks later, a reply shows up mentioning a role you can’t quite place, because your tracker and your inbox never talk to each other.

40
applications in a serious week
× 8 min
retyping the same eight facts
= 5h 20m
not spent on the two that mattered

HOW IT WORKS

Four steps, and the last one is yours.

  1. 01

    Find the jobs

    Search LinkedIn and Apec right inside the app, or import a spreadsheet of companies you're already targeting. Everything lands in one queue.

    Two sources, one queue
  2. 02

    Tell it what's true, once

    Confirm your roles, dates, tools and results. That's the entire well ApplyBot draws from — nothing you haven't said gets added later.

    Done once, not per application
  3. 03

    It writes and fills

    For each job that fits, your resume gets reordered and reworded to match the posting, double-checked against your facts, then the application form gets filled out.

    Greenhouse and Lever
  4. 04

    You read it, then send it

    It gets everything ready and stops. You open the finished application in your own browser, read it over, and hit Submit yourself — or don't.

    Always a human action

GUARDRAILS

The scary part of “AI applies for you” is the AI part.

So we didn’t leave any of this up to the AI behaving itself. Every rule below holds no matter what it suggests — there’s no setting that overrides them.

There's no button that submits for you

A run can only ever end ready-to-send or flagged for you to look at. Actually sending it is a separate action, in a real browser window, that only you can take.

It can't make up experience

It only works with facts you've already confirmed. Once it's done writing, we check the result against those same facts again, so nothing gets quietly oversold along the way.

Only two platforms, on purpose

Greenhouse and Lever — the two systems most job postings actually use. Sites that make you create an account first, and LinkedIn's own Easy Apply, aren't supported. That's a decision, not something we haven't gotten to.

It knows when to stop

Fail three times in a row and it pauses and waits for you. There's also a daily limit on how much it can send, so it can never run wild overnight.

WHAT IT ACTUALLY DOES

Here's what's actually happening under each step.

RESUME TAILORING

It only works with what you've confirmed

Your confirmed facts are all it has to write with — it can reorder them, trim them, and reword them to fit a posting, but it can't reach past that list for anything else. Once it's done, we read the result against your original facts one more time, to catch anything that got oversold in the rewrite.

Tailoring draws only from verified factsVERIFIED FACTSTHIS APPLICATIONreordered, not invented

FORM FILLING

Filled in fast, checked carefully

Most fields fill themselves in straight from your profile — no AI involved, nothing to go wrong. The few fields nothing matches get handed to the AI, and even then it only ever sees the field's name, never your actual answer, so it can point at the right box without holding your information.

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SCOPE

Two platforms. No exceptions.

We decide whether ApplyBot can apply somewhere by looking at the application link itself, before anything opens. A job you found on LinkedIn that applies through Greenhouse is fair game; one that applies through Workday isn't, no matter where you found it.

Domain allowlist, enforced in codeAPPLY URLboards.greenhouse.iojobs.lever.comyworkdayjobs.comlinkedin.com/easy-applyallowlistchecked in code,not prompted

REPLIES

It only interrupts you for interviews

When a reply lands, we sort it. An interview invite or a genuine 'we're interested' gets pushed to you right away. An auto-reply or a rejection just updates your tracker quietly in the background. Applications you added yourself are never touched.

Reply triageREPLIESINTERVIEWAUTO-ACKREJECTIONAUTO-ACKNotificationinterviews onlyeverything elsestays in the queue

PRICING

Cheap, because a job search is temporary.

Full pricing and sprint passes

Free

$0

Track your search, no AI automation yet

  • Contact & company database (CSV import)
  • LinkedIn + Apec job search
  • Manual application tracking & stages
  • Mail sync (read your replies in one place)
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Starter

$9/month

For a first pass at automation

  • Everything in Free
  • 40 AI-tailored applications / month
  • 1 active campaign
  • Resume fact-checking before every send
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Pro

MOST CHOSEN

$19/month

For an active job search

  • Everything in Starter
  • 150 AI-tailored applications / month
  • 3 active campaigns
  • Reply triage & interview notifications
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Unlimited

$39/month

For an all-out search

  • Everything in Pro
  • Unlimited applications (fair use)
  • Unlimited campaigns
  • Priority support
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The AI cost is already baked into the price. The limits you see are what we can actually afford to run, not a trick to push you to upgrade. Tunisia pricing is set to match local purchasing power, not a straight currency conversion.

QUESTIONS

The ones worth asking first.

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Tracking your search, finding jobs, and keeping your contacts organized are free once you’re in. We’ll email you the moment it’s your turn.