Your résumé, applied.
Everywhere.
Resume Apply searches seven job boards at once, scores every posting against your résumé, fills out the application truthfully, and taps you on the shoulder before anything is submitted. All from your phone.
$4.99 for 100 applications · searching and scoring are free · nothing is ever submitted without your review.
One tap. Then it works while you don't.
A real browser on the server does the clicking. An AI model does the reading and the typing. You do the deciding.
Search
Your keywords, radius or remote-only, salary floor and posting age, across every board you tick.
Score
Each posting is rated 0–100 against your résumé and requirements. Below your threshold, it is skipped and logged.
Fill
Easy-apply wizards and external company sites alike: every visible field is read, planned and filled from your résumé and your stated answers only.
Ask
A question it can't answer from your ground truth? It pops up on your phone. Answer once, it is remembered forever.
Review
Before the final Submit you get a screenshot of the completed form and a big Submit or Nope button.
Built for people who are tired of the same form, forty times
The parts that make automated applying safe enough to actually use.
Never applies twice
The same opening reposted on another board, or two boards that link to the same company page, is caught by URL, by a company-and-title fingerprint, and by the final application page. One application per job, across all boards.
Truthful by construction
The model is instructed to use only your résumé and your answers file. It never invents degrees, authorizations, clearances or years of experience. Anything it can't answer, it asks you.
You hold the Submit button
Auto-submit is off by default. Every completed application waits for your approval with a screenshot. Turn it on only when you trust the fills.
Phone-first
The heavy lifting runs on a server. Your phone is the remote control: live progress per application, questions, reviews, and a remote view of the browser for logins and the odd CAPTCHA.
Company sites included
Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, iCIMS and friends. The same engine introspects every form page, including fields inside shadow DOM, and walks multi-page wizards.
Budget-governed AI
Every model call is metered. A governor picks the cheapest model that does the job and escalates only when a page actually fails. Your cost can never run away.
Your IP, not a datacenter's
Optional relay routes job-site traffic through your phone, so sites see a normal residential connection. No proxies to rent.
Full history
Every listing seen, scored, skipped, submitted or flagged as a duplicate, with the reason. Nothing happens that you can't look up afterwards.
The app
Three tabs and a history. No dashboard to learn.
Home
Search + Apply, live progress cards, scored matches you can tick to apply selectively, and a running activity log.
Setup
Upload your résumé, edit your search specs and ground-truth answers, pick job boards, choose the AI brain.
Remote
A live view of the server's browser. Tap to click, type to type. Log in to each board once; it stays logged in.
How the pieces fit
A small server runs a real Chromium browser and the application engine. The app talks to it over an encrypted, token-protected connection. Model calls go to Anthropic's Claude, or to a local model you run yourself.
- Your résumé and answers stay on the server you point the app at.
- The optional relay tunnels the browser's job-site traffic through your phone.
- A SQLite ledger is the single source of truth for what was applied to, where, and when.
Simple pricing
You pay for outcomes, not for looking.
- Searching and scoring across all boards: free, unlimited
- One credit per confirmed submission. Reviews you decline, questions you skip, duplicates and errors cost nothing
- Claude-quality form filling included; the budget governor keeps costs inside the pack
- No subscription. Packs never expire
Landed a job? There is an optional tip button. It never affects your credits.
Get the app
Resume Apply is in early access. The Android app is available now; access to the hosted server is by invitation while we finish the self-serve sign-up.
Android
Download the APK, install it, then enter your server address and access token under Setup. The app finds the hosted server automatically; you only type the token.
Web app
No install: open the hosted app in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen. Same features; the traffic relay needs the native app.
Request access
Tell us a little about your search and we'll send you a token. iPhone users: the web app works today; a native iOS app is planned.
Questions
Does it really never apply to the same job twice?
Every listing it has ever looked at is in its ledger. Before applying it checks the listing URL, a normalized company-plus-title fingerprint, and the final application page it lands on. A job posted on Dice and Indeed that both lead to the same Greenhouse page is one application. A company re-opening the same title months later is treated as new after a configurable window.
Will it lie on my applications?
No. The model is told to use only your résumé and your stated answers, and to refuse to guess on authorization, sponsorship, demographics, salary or yes/no screening questions. Those come to your phone as a question. You answer once and it is remembered.
What does it cost to run?
Model usage is metered with real token counts. In the default configuration a pack of 100 applications costs well under the $4.99 you paid, and a governor steps down to cheaper or local models before it could ever exceed it.
Where does my data live?
On the server the app is pointed at: your résumé, your answers file, the browser's logged-in sessions and the application ledger. Résumé text and form contents are sent to the AI provider (Anthropic by default) to score and plan fills. See the privacy policy.
Which sites are supported?
Dice, Indeed, ZipRecruiter, Monster, CareerBuilder, RemoteOK and WeWorkRemotely for search, plus any company application site they link to. LinkedIn is deliberately excluded: it bans accounts for automation.
Do I need to keep my phone on?
No. The server does the work. Your phone only needs to be reachable when the app has a question or a review for you. If you use the traffic relay, the native app keeps it alive in the background.