Piggzy - Free tailored resumes. Pay only when we apply.

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A tailored resume and application for every job. Without the busywork.

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Hey Product Hunt ๐Ÿ‘‹ I built Piggzy because applying for jobs has turned into a second full-time job. For every opening, you are expected to: Rewrite your resume Match keywords from the job description Create another company account Re-enter the same employment history Answer repetitive application questions Track whether the application was actually submitted Piggzy handles everything between finding a job and submitting the application. Upload your Word resume once, then paste any job link. Piggzy creates a tailored version while preserving the original formatting and shows you exactly what changed. When you are ready to apply, you can choose: Copilot: You select the job. Piggzy prepares and completes the application, pausing whenever your input is needed. Autopilot: You define your roles, salary, locations, and application limits. Piggzy finds matching jobs and prepares applications within those rules. Every user also receives a dedicated application email address so verification emails, application confirmations, and recruiter responses stay connected to the correct application. Our pricing is intentionally simple: Tailored resumes: Free Copilot: $2 per successfully submitted application Autopilot: $1 per successfully submitted application Failed or unsupported applications: Free Subscription: None Piggzy pauses for CAPTCHAs, assessments, legal questions, or anything that requires the user. It does not bypass them or pretend an application was submitted when it was not. I would love feedback on the product, especially: How much control would you want before an application is submitted? What would make you trust an application agent? Which job application workflow frustrates you the most? Try it at piggzy.com.

Would love to see a version history tab so I can quickly compare what was tweaked between applications. Helpful for figuring out which tailoring changes actually moved the needle on callbacks.

formatting stayed intact when i tweaked my resume for a few listings, which is usually the part that breaks. applying on autopilot feels a little too hands off for me but the tailoring step itself is genuinely useful.