CueRole - AI Job Search, Alerts & Resume Tailoring
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AI job discovery, daily match digests, resume and cover letter tailoring, and a Job application tracker.
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Hey Product Hunt,
I'm the maker of CueRole.
Job hunting today is mostly a race you can't see. A good role gets 800 applicants in four days, and recruiters shortlist from the first 50. Meanwhile most of us find the listing on day three, spend 45 minutes tailoring a resume, and send it into an ATS that bins it because we wrote "built APIs" instead of "RESTful microservices."
CueRole does the slow parts for you:
1. Discover. It watches fresh openings around the clock, so they hit the big boards.
2. Match. You set your non-negotiables once: salary floor, listing gets scored against your profile, so your feed only holds roles that clear your bar.
3. Tailor. Paste a job description and CueRole rewrites your resume bullets to mirror it, keyword for keyword. It also shows which keywords you're
still missing and drafts a cover letter.
4. Cue. Your best new matches arrive in one short daily email.
5. Track. Every role you're chasing sits on one board, so nothing slips.
There's also a resume builder and a personal website you can use.
A note on AI: the tailor writes drafts, not final copy. Review it. The goal is to make you faster, not to make things up about you.
I'd love your feedback on two things:
- How good are the matches for your role and location?
- What would make the tailored resume something you'd send without edits?
I'll be here all day answering questions. Thanks for checking it out.
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Hey Product Hunt,
I'm the maker of CueRole.
Job hunting today is mostly a race you can't see. A good role gets 800 applicants in four days, and recruiters shortlist from the first 50. Meanwhile most of us find the listing on day three, spend 45 minutes tailoring a resume, and send it into an ATS that bins it because we wrote "built APIs" instead of "RESTful microservices."
CueRole does the slow parts for you:
1. Discover. It watches fresh openings around the clock, so they hit the big boards.
2. Match. You set your non-negotiables once: salary floor, listing gets scored against your profile, so your feed only holds roles that clear your bar.
3. Tailor. Paste a job description and CueRole rewrites your resume bullets to mirror it, keyword for keyword. It also shows which keywords you're
still missing and drafts a cover letter.
4. Cue. Your best new matches arrive in one short daily email.
5. Track. Every role you're chasing sits on one board, so nothing slips.
There's also a resume builder and a personal website you can use.
A note on AI: the tailor writes drafts, not final copy. Review it. The goal is to make you faster, not to make things up about you.
I'd love your feedback on two things:
- How good are the matches for your role and location?
- What would make the tailored resume something you'd send without edits?
I'll be here all day answering questions. Thanks for checking it out.