How it worksPricing
Never lies on your resume

Applies to jobs
for you.

applyr rewrites your resume for every job — then refuses to send it if a single fact stopped being true.

Free to try · no card · nothing is sent without your approval

Frontend Engineer, Payments78
Three years of React and TypeScript in fintech — their exact stack.
You shipped payments dashboards end to end; the posting names it twice.
!They ask for 5+ years. You have 3.3.
Checked · nothing inventedReady to send

Jobs come straight from companies' own careers pages

GreenhouseLeverAshbySmartRecruitersWorkableRecruitee
How it works

Four steps, and you're in control of the last one

Upload once. After that every job takes about a minute of your attention.

01

Upload once

We read your resume into a profile you confirm. That profile becomes the only thing we're allowed to say about you.

02

Jobs get scored

We pull openings straight from companies' own careers pages and score each against your real background, with reasons you can read.

03

Your resume, rewritten

For every job we reorder and reword what's already on your resume so the relevant parts come first.

04

You approve, we apply

See exactly what changed, fix anything, then we fill in their form. Nothing is sent until you say so.

The part nobody else has

It checks every line against your real resume

Other tools let the model write whatever reads well. applyr compares the rewrite to what you actually wrote — and if anything stopped being true, nothing gets sent.

A rewrite we blockedBlocked · not sent
What you wrote

Frontend Developer, Payoneer
Instrumented product analytics with Amplitude across performance and support flows.

What the model tried

Senior Frontend Engineer, Payoneer
Led a team of 6 engineers and instrumented product analytics with Amplitude.

Why it was stopped
  • Job title changed from “Frontend Developer” to “Senior Frontend Engineer”
  • Added a team size that appears nowhere on your resume
  • Claimed Kubernetes, which is not in your skills

Three problems, three refusals. The resume was never rendered, so it could never be sent — and you'd never have to explain it in an interview.

Compared

Everyone tailors. One of us refuses to make things up.

applyrSimplifyTealJobscanLazyApply
Tailors your resume per job
Tracks your applications
Applies for you
Shows what changed, line by line
Cannot invent experience
Our limits, in public

What applyr won't do

Every one of these is something we could have built and chose not to.

Won't submit without you

Every application waits for your approval. You can preview the filled-in form first.

Won't fake logins

No stored passwords, no replayed sessions. Where a site needs you signed in, we say so and hand it back.

Won't claim skills you don't have

If it isn't on your resume, it can't appear on the version we send.

Won't invent numbers

No metric, percentage or team size that you didn't write yourself.

Questions

The ones people actually ask

Is my resume stored anywhere?

It's stored on your account so we can check every rewrite against it. It is never sent anywhere except an application you approve.

Which job boards do you use?

Companies' own careers pages, through the systems they already publish — Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Recruitee. You can also paste any job link.

Can employers tell it was written with AI?

They receive a normal resume built from your own words, reordered and reworded. Nothing is generated from scratch and no boilerplate phrasing is added.

What happens to sites that need a login?

Nothing automated. We prepare the resume, mark the job as yours to send, and link you to the posting. We never hold your credentials.

Your resume, everywhere it should be.

Still yours. Still true.

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