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What do I get free?
One complete application, once per account and device: the change review with a source beside each change, the requirements list, a cover letter, and Word and PDF downloads. No card. Once the daily job scan is running, the free account also sees up to 3 new matches a day when relevant postings are available.
Can it make mistakes?
Yes. Every change shows the sentence it came from so you can check it. Additions your resume does not support are flagged and left out unless you supply the fact, and the rejected rewrites are shown. A source beside a line shows where it came from; it does not prove the line is true. Read the result before you send it.
Do you apply or contact employers for me?
No. You download the files and send them yourself, from your own accounts. We draft; you decide.
What happens to my resume?
To write the application, your resume and the posting are sent to our model provider, Anthropic; the privacy page names its terms. The file you upload is deleted 30 days after you last use it. Saved applications stay until you delete them. Billing records are kept as the law requires.
What happens after the free application?
Choose a monthly plan if you want to prepare another: Search at $19 for 30 completed applications a month, or Pro at $29 for 50. Nothing is charged until you choose, and the free application does not start a subscription.
Can I pause or cancel?
Yes, from the account page, in one click. Pausing stops new applications until you resume. Cancelling stops the next renewal; you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. Your first paid month can be refunded within 48 hours of the first charge, once per account.
Does it work for my kind of job?
The rewrite follows how each kind of role is read: a nurse's license comes before the experience, an engineer's scale and stack sit in the first bullets, a welder's certifications lead. 150 roles have their own reading notes; every other title gets the general ones. The rules about facts are the same for every role: nothing is added that your resume does not say, unless you type it in yourself, and then it is labelled "Added by you".
Will it still sound like me?
Choose how much the wording changes on the form: keep my wording, standard, or rewrite more. Then use, edit or keep each line. The final document is made of what you approved.
Where do the daily jobs come from?
From employers' own careers pages that publish a public job feed through Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable or Recruitee. You can add an employer whose careers page runs on one of those systems. Not from LinkedIn, Indeed or Naukri: their rules do not allow it. A posting on an employer's feed shows it is listed; it does not confirm the employer is hiring.
Is there a score?
No. In place of a score you see each requirement in the posting and the sentence in your resume that supports it, the ones that need your answer, and the ones your resume does not show. Employers use different systems and settings, so there is no universal ATS score we could reproduce.
What if a run fails?
A run or a download that fails is never counted against your plan, and a failed free run does not use up your free application.
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