Make every application
build on the last.

No, and this is the whole product. Every line of a tailored resume must cite real experience you confirmed in your Vault. If a line has no source, the resume fails to build before you ever see it. No source, no line. Not a warning, a failure.

That also means every bullet survives the interview: you can point at the real work behind it and talk about it out loud.

Unlimited job matches, two tailored resumes a day, three cover letters a month, screener answers every week, plus your Vault, autofill and the tracker. No card. Pro adds higher limits, first-hours job alerts and deeper interview prep. Plans are on the pricing page.

No, on purpose. In independent public tests, fully autonomous apply bots returned zero interviews across hundreds of applications. Spraying does not work, and we will not sell it to you.

There is a deeper problem too: when an apply bot hits a question it cannot answer, it guesses, and you are the one who has to defend that guess in an interview. Our extension fills the repetitive fields from facts you confirmed in your Vault, then you review every field and press Submit yourself. You stay in the loop at the exact moment it matters.

Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, and 20+ more ATS platforms including iCIMS, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Taleo, and SuccessFactors. An optional setting extends coverage to company-owned career sites too. Resume tailoring works for any job posting, on any site.

JobShifu sources listings directly from employer career sites and applicant tracking systems. It records when it first finds a posting and checks for removals. Application links lead to the employer. These checks help assess a listing, but do not confirm that the employer is actively interviewing.

Exports are built for machine reading: single column, no tables, no text boxes. The plain-text preview shows you exactly what an ATS parser sees, so nothing gets scrambled between you and the recruiter. And because tailoring matches the posting's real keywords with your real experience, you pass the scan honestly.

Because a chatbot only knows what you paste into it, and when it runs out of facts, it fills the gap. That is where the "5 years of Kubernetes" you never had comes from: not malice, missing context. You also re-paste your whole history into every fresh chat, and nothing stops the polished result from drifting past the truth.

JobShifu fixes both ends. Your Vault gives the AI your real, confirmed experience to work from, so it never has to guess. And the Calibration check blocks anything it cannot trace to a source anyway. Better informed going in, checked coming out.

Every resume it builds is also versioned and tied to the job you built it for, each one carrying a short three-character code, so months later the exact document you sent a company is still the one on file.

No. The website works on its own: find jobs, tailor resumes, write cover letters, prep for interviews. The free extension adds two things: capturing a posting from any careers page in one click, and autofilling applications from your Vault while you keep the Submit button.

It leaves with you. Your career data lives in a private vault tied to your account, and one click in Settings erases all of it. Deleting your account also cancels billing and removes your files. The details are in our privacy policy, written to be read.

What gives AI writing away is content that could describe anyone. JobShifu writes from the experience you confirmed in your Vault, and every proposed change shows the line it came from, so what lands on the page is specific to your record rather than to the job title.

The review pass also flags phrasing that reads as generated, so you see those lines before you export and can put your own words back.

Anthropic's Claude. The tailoring pass uses Anthropic's top Claude model; lighter work like reading a posting into structured fields goes to a smaller Claude model, since size buys nothing on that task. Naming the vendor means you can check what is doing the writing.

No model is the safeguard here, though. A tailored line has to cite something you confirmed in your Vault before it can reach a document, so a wrong guess stops at the check instead of landing in a PDF. A better model writes better sentences. The calibration check is what decides whether they ship.