Upload your resume once. WFHJ continuously matches you to remote work-from-home roles ranked by fit, then AI tailors every application. 100% free to start — Pro adds one-tap apply.
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Hey PH,
Keeping the streak going for as many as I can.
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The one-tap apply feature sounds really useful. One thing that would make it even better is a salary range filter or display for each matched role, so you can quickly weed out postings that don't meet your minimum before the AI starts tailoring applications.
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@nihalb7282 Great timing, this went live today. Each matched role now shows its pay range (or an explicit "salary unlisted") right in the list, and you can set a minimum so low-paying roles are weeded out before any tailoring happens. Hourly rates are annualized (×2080) so a $50/hr contract correctly clears a $90k minimum instead of slipping through.
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Congrats on the launch. One thing that would really help is letting users set minimum salary or rate filters before the AI starts tailoring applications, since tailoring a cover letter only to find the role pays half what you need feels like a waste. Adding that upfront filter would save a lot of effort.
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@linalb2v This is live now. Your matches page has a minimum salary and hourly-rate filter (plus "hide roles without listed pay"), saved to your profile. Underpaying roles are filtered out and the AI won't tailor for anything below your floor. Thanks for the nudge.
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honestly the auto-tailored applications are kind of wild, way better than the generic cover letters i usually send out. saved me a ton of time just on the first batch alone.
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@esraucarpzv9 Really glad the tailoring is earning its keep that's the exact "less busywork" bet the whole product is built on. If you hit the daily limit on a heavy application day, that's what Pro raises; and if a tailored draft ever misses the mark, tell us which one, because those examples are how the prompts get better.
The one-tap apply feature sounds really useful. One thing that would make it even better is a salary range filter or display for each matched role, so you can quickly weed out postings that don't meet your minimum before the AI starts tailoring applications.
@nihalb7282 Great timing, this went live today. Each matched role now shows its pay range (or an explicit "salary unlisted") right in the list, and you can set a minimum so low-paying roles are weeded out before any tailoring happens. Hourly rates are annualized (×2080) so a $50/hr contract correctly clears a $90k minimum instead of slipping through.
Congrats on the launch. One thing that would really help is letting users set minimum salary or rate filters before the AI starts tailoring applications, since tailoring a cover letter only to find the role pays half what you need feels like a waste. Adding that upfront filter would save a lot of effort.
@linalb2v This is live now. Your matches page has a minimum salary and hourly-rate filter (plus "hide roles without listed pay"), saved to your profile. Underpaying roles are filtered out and the AI won't tailor for anything below your floor. Thanks for the nudge.
honestly the auto-tailored applications are kind of wild, way better than the generic cover letters i usually send out. saved me a ton of time just on the first batch alone.
@esraucarpzv9 Really glad the tailoring is earning its keep that's the exact "less busywork" bet the whole product is built on. If you hit the daily limit on a heavy application day, that's what Pro raises; and if a tailored draft ever misses the mark, tell us which one, because those examples are how the prompts get better.