iapplyai.app

Find the right jobs.The days of a bot blasting resumes to every possible job are over.

iapplyai.app learns what you have actually done, finds verified opportunities, explains the fit, and builds the application around your experience.

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The jobs table. Each row leads with a letter grade beside the match verdict, "A Strong" down to "C Maybe", then the company, the role, the industry, the pay band and how long ago it was posted. Above the table a score range is set to a minimum of 60 and a maximum of 100, and a note reads "4 of 5 shown, 1 outside 60 to 100", the candidate’s own range.

An A List.

Every row opens with what iapplyai.app thinks, not with a number. The company, the role, the industry and the pay band follow, so a list can be scanned rather than studied.

The count above it is honest about what is missing. One of these five sits outside the score range this candidate set, and the table says so rather than quietly dropping it.

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A scored job opened in detail. A dark panel down the left is headed Your fit and carries the score 89 inside a ring, with the grade A and the verdict Strong beneath it. To its right, the Why it fits column opens with a pay tile reading In range, which explains that the posting’s band straddles the candidate’s stated floor, then three more reasons, including eleven years in product against the nine the posting asks for. What to watch follows with two: the posting names two direct teams while the resume shows leading through influence, and pricing ownership is named in the posting and appears nowhere in the evidence.

Decision intelligence

Know why a role fits before you spend time applying.

iapplyai.app separates the verdict from the raw score. It shows the strengths, the gaps, and the evidence behind the recommendation.

The employer’s own description is still there. It is underneath, because it is source material rather than the answer.

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Your experience is bigger than your job title.

iapplyai.app keeps the roles you can credibly pursue and the stories that prove what you have done. That evidence powers every match and every application.

How iapplyai.app learns you
The role map, headed "Roles you’re ready to win". Five directions the candidate’s evidence supports, laid out two across, each on its own row with a confidence figure and the titles and keywords behind it: 91 for Senior Product Manager in AI Workflows and 78 for Principal Product Manager, B2B Platform, down to 44 for Product Manager, Automation. Each row opens for the reasoning behind its figure.
The story bank. Six achievements laid out two across, each with a title, an outcome carrying a number, and the skills it demonstrates as tags: onboarding cut from eleven days to three, an assistant that resolved 38 percent of tier one tickets without a human, marketplace conversion raised from 12 to 19 percent.

When the job is worth pursuing, build the application around what is relevant.

A tailored resume, a cover letter, and answers to the application questions, all built from work you actually did and all editable before you send anything.

A tailored resume for a Product Manager, Developer Platform role, open in the editor with the Banded template selected. The name and title sit in a shaded band above the summary, skills and experience, all set as a finished document, with a page estimate and a download control above it.

  • Every line is yours

    Tailoring selects and reorders what your master resume already says. It does not write new claims about you.

  • Nothing is sent for you

    You review the document, and you submit it yourself on the employer’s site.

  • You can overrule it

    Put back anything it left out, and the decision survives the next tailoring run.

  • It fits the page

    The page count is shown while you edit, so a two page resume does not become three.

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An employer application form with the Apply Assist panel beside it. The form carries a name, an email, a phone number, a location, a LinkedIn address and two work authorization answers. The panel reads "Filled. Check every field before you submit", lists three questions under "These are yours to answer", reports "Filled 8. 2 still need you" with a plain reason beside each, and offers a copy control for every answer.

Apply Assist

Apply without starting over.

iapplyai.app carries your prepared information into the employer’s form.

It fills what it knows. It leaves the decisions that belong to you, to you, and it says which fields it could not reach and why.

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Applying is not our finish line.

Keep the pipeline, the follow ups, the status changes and the next action in one place, including the outcomes nobody screenshots.

The application tracker, headed 5 in the pipeline. A summary strip runs above the board: a dark tile counting 3 gone quiet with no reply in 14 days, and beside it Applied 3, Interviewing 2 and Closed 2, each with a plain sentence under it. Below, columns for each stage hold cards for real applications, including one that was rejected and one that has had no response.
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An interview brief. Under "Questions to expect", each question names the posting requirement it was derived from and the candidate’s own evidence that answers it. A second section, "Where they will push back", names a scored gap and how to bridge it.

Interview preparation

Walk into the interview with the application already connected.

The brief is built from the role, the company, the gaps in the match, and the evidence you already submitted.

Every question names the posting requirement it came from, so you can check it rather than take it on faith.

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Pricing

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Two complete applications, start to finish. No credit card.
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