Back in March and April, before spring break started, I went all in on job applications. Indeed. LinkedIn. Company career pages. Craigslist. 86 Network. If there was an opening, I applied. Every application meant tweaking my resume, rewriting bullet points, filling out the same information over and over again, and sometimes writing a brand-new cover letter. Hours turned into days. The frustrating part wasn't the work, it was the uncertainty. Did my resume even match what the recruiter was looking for? Was it ATS-friendly? Which skills was I missing? Why was one application getting interviews while another was ignored? Most job seekers are left guessing. They submit application after application with no real feedback, no visibility into how well their resume fits the role, and no idea what to improve before hitting "Apply." That was the problem I wanted to solve.

ApplyCraft

Craft applications that get noticed.

Craft applications that get noticed.