What this is, plainly

What you get

Every morning, a list of job postings collected from the boards that matter in your country, filtered by the settings you gave, with your cover letter already filled in with the company and the position. Once a week, a list of everyone who has not answered you in seven days.

It is free during beta. If that ever changes, you get a mail first, and nobody is charged unless they choose to pay.

What it does not do

• It does not apply for you. You open the posting and press send yourself. Automated applying breaks the job boards' own rules and gets accounts banned.
• It does not promise you a job, an interview, or an answer. It saves the evenings, not the outcome.
• It does not guarantee any particular board keeps working. Boards change their pages and sometimes block automated reading. Keeping the sources working is the main job here, and I do fix them — but I cannot promise a specific site will be available on a specific day.

Stopping

Pause the daily mail from your settings page any time, or delete your account and all your data in one click. Nothing to cancel — there is no subscription.

No refunds are promised. If something is broken, write to me and I fix it — usually the same day. That is a better deal for both of us than money moving back and forth.

Fair use

One person per account. Do not resell the lists, and do not use the service to send anything but your own genuine job applications.

I can close an account that is used to spam employers. That is the only reason I would.

Who I am

Artem Zadvornyi, Bratislava, Slovakia. I built this for my own job hunt and now run it for other people. Questions and complaints: zadvornyiartem1@gmail.com