applyapply finds matching roles while you sleep, then builds a tailored resume, cover note, and thoughtful answers for each one. You wake up to a shortlist of real opportunities, review the work, and apply with the Chrome extension.
A serious startup application takes 3 to 4 hours when done right. Most of that time is not thinking. It is mechanical.
Most AI resume tools rewrite every line, which flattens the achievements that got you the interviews in the first place. applyapply reads your resume once, then judges each bullet twice: how much it matters to the job in front of it, and how strong it is on its own.
Then it names what this posting asks for that your resume cannot show yet. Answer in a sentence or a voice note and it becomes a bullet in the next version, and evidence for every application after it.
No extension on this computer? Put applyapply.xyz/ in front of a job posting's link and your kit starts writing.
Pick a role. Watch it source. Click a result.
If you are between jobs, software should not be another monthly charge. Ten dollars, one time, covers roughly 16 sourcing runs and 100 applications. Most searches need less.
Credits are browser sessions and Claude API calls at cost plus 20%. You could build this stack yourself. We charge what it costs to run, not what the market will bear.