Getting started with Job Agent

Job Agent is an automated job application service. You set your profile once, and Job Agent continuously scans company career pages, scores new postings against your profile, and submits real applications on your behalf - including writing tailored answers to open-ended questions, tailoring your resume per role, attaching a cover letter when needed, and reading email-verification codes mid-flow when an application form requires one. Applications go out on a daily schedule.

The pitch in one line: set your profile once, and AI finds matches, tailors every application, and submits it directly to the company career site - every day, on autopilot.

Setup takes about 5 minutes

1. Sign up with email and password, or Sign in with Apple.
2. Pick how you want to start. Signup asks what you are here for: browse jobs, build a resume, get matched and apply yourself, or let Job Agent apply for you. Nothing is locked in - you can move up at any time.
3. Get your resume in. Upload one if you have it. If you do not, choose Build my resume and the Resume assistant writes one with you from a few questions, then hands you a downloadable PDF. Either way it becomes the resume we tailor per application.
4. Set your search preferences - job titles, locations, salary floor, work mode (remote / hybrid / on-site), experience level, required keywords, and companies to skip.
5. Connect your email so Job Agent can apply on your behalf and track application status (see "Connecting your email").
6. Turn on Auto-Pilot Mode - applications start going out on the next scheduled run.

You can pause, tweak your preferences, or cancel anytime. Questions during setup? Start a support chat.

How auto-apply works

Job Agent runs a four-step pipeline for you, every day:

1. Find jobs - a daily scan of more than a million live postings across 100,000+ company career pages, so new roles surface before the applicant pile-on.
2. Match you to jobs - an AI scorer ranks each role against your title, stack, salary, location, and preferences. Only roles above your match threshold move forward. You can review matches on your dashboard and in Jobs.
3. Apply automatically - forms are filled, email-verification codes are read mid-flow, and your resume plus cover letter are tailored to each job description, then submitted directly through the company's own application page (not a shared aggregator pool).
4. Track your email - confirmations, interview invitations, and rejection signals are read from your connected email and linked back to the matching application in your dashboard.

What we ship that most tools don't

• Email verification codes - many application forms send a 6-digit code mid-flow. Job Agent reads it from your inbox and finishes the submit.
• Email status tracking - confirmations, interview invites, and rejections show up in your dashboard so you don't have to live in your inbox.
• Direct company application pages - submissions go through the same form a human would use, not a shared aggregator pool.
• AI form filling - open-ended questions are answered from your actual background, not generic boilerplate.
• Tailored resume and cover letter per role - generated fresh per job description and keyword-aligned, not a static upload.

Will employers know it was a bot?

No. Submissions go through the same application form a human would fill, with your real profile data and context-aware answers based on your background. There is no mouse-spoofing or anti-detection trickery - the application reads as a normal, qualified one.

Everything runs server-side, 24/7. You do not need a browser extension or to keep your browser open.

Mobile apps

Job Agent is available on iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play). It is the same product as the web app - your profile, matches, applications, and settings all sync.

What Job Agent does not do

• We do not spray-and-pray. We only apply to roles you qualify for that meet your match threshold.
• We do not require a browser extension or your browser to be open. Everything runs server-side, 24/7.
• We do not submit through shared aggregator apply pools. We submit directly to each company's own application page, so you aren't competing in a single oversaturated bucket.
• We do not make performance promises (such as a specific interview rate or number of offers). Outcomes depend on your background, the job market, and timing.
• We do not give legal, immigration, or employment-law advice - please refer to a qualified professional.
• We do not store your email account's main password, and we have no access beyond what your app password permits.

How we compare

Versus browser-extension auto-fillers, Job Agent runs server-side so you don't need your browser open, and it handles mid-flow email verification codes plus a per-role tailored resume and cover letter. Versus spray-and-pray scripts, Job Agent scores and thresholds every match and writes context-aware answers from your actual background.

Have a question this doesn't cover? Start a support chat.

Multiple search profiles

Run more than one job search at once, each with its own title, keywords, and resume. For example, one profile for full-stack roles and another for staff engineering - each generates its own matches and applications.

• Your primary profile is the default search.
• Duplicate it, then tweak the title, keywords, and resume for a different kind of role.
• Identity, work authorization, and EEO answers are shared across all profiles.

Manage profiles at the top of your Profile.

Your dashboard

Your dashboard is the at-a-glance view of your whole search.

What you see

• Profile readiness — checklist of what's needed before applications can go out
• Apply pace — submitted vs. plan cap, time saved, and remaining apps
• Pipeline — matched → queued → submitted → interview → rejected → failed
• Recent activity — latest submitted applications and interview updates

Everything updates live after each daily pipeline run.

Reviewing matches and applications

Everything Job Agent finds and does for you lives in Jobs, split into two views.

Matches

Matches are roles the scorer ranked against your profile. They move through lanes:

• Matched - found and scored, ready to go into your apply queue.
• Review - a borderline match near your threshold. You decide: queue it or skip it.
• Queued - in the apply pipeline, waiting to be submitted on the next daily run.
• Skipped - ones you (or your rules) chose not to apply to.

On any match you can queue it, skip it, or open it to see the score breakdown and why it matched.

Applications

Applications are roles Job Agent has applied to, or tried to:

• Submitted - the application went through; awaiting a response.
• Interview / Offer - a positive signal was detected in your connected inbox.
• Rejected - the employer passed.
• Needs input - paused because a form asked something we didn't have an answer for. Add the answer in Profile, Answers and it re-queues.
• Error / Failed - the application hit a snag. Job Agent auto-retries up to 5 times; after that it's flagged for our engineering team. You don't need to act on these.

Open any application to see the answers submitted, the resume used, and any linked employer emails.

Browsing and searching jobs

Beyond the roles Job Agent matches to you automatically, you can search the live job pool yourself from Jobs. Search by job title to see current openings across thousands of company career pages, then queue anything you want Job Agent to apply to.

This is handy when you want to cast a slightly wider net than your saved preferences, or check what's out there for a specific title. Anything you queue here goes through the same tailored-application pipeline as your automatic matches.

To change what gets matched automatically, update your Search preferences instead.

Resume and cover letter

Manage what gets sent with every application in Documents.

Resume

Upload a resume (PDF, DOC, DOCX, or TXT), then pick what we attach:

• My uploaded resume - the same PDF sent as-is on every application.
• Auto-built from your profile - a fresh resume generated from your profile data at apply time.

AI tailoring is an add-on layered on top of the auto-built resume (recommended). Turn the toggle on and every application gets its own resume - rebuilt from your profile, then tuned to the posting:

• Skills reorder to lead with what the job description asks for.
• Skills you banked as when relevant surface only when the posting matches them.
• Your summary is rewritten for each posting using the job description.
• Experience and education are never altered.

It can't tailor a static uploaded PDF - tailoring needs the profile-built resume, so switch to Auto-built first to enable it.

You can also fill your profile from your resume: Job Agent reads it and populates your About, Search preferences, Answers, and Skills sections for you to review. This writes from the resume to your profile, so if your profile is more current than the file, skip it or pick only the sections to refresh.

Tailored resume boost

With AI tailoring on, your match score reflects the tailored resume - the one we actually submit. The surfaced skills are shown split by whether the posting lists them as required or preferred, so you can see exactly which requirements the boost lifted. Only your real, defensible skills are surfaced (never invented), so the boosted score is honest and consistent everywhere in the app.

Cover letter

Choose how cover letters are handled:

• Don't include one - skip the cover-letter field when possible.
• Your uploaded cover letter - sent verbatim.
• AI-tailored per job (recommended) - a fresh ~140-word letter per role that weaves in a couple of the posting's requirements while staying faithful to your real experience. It never invents anything.

Skills

Below your documents, a skills view shows which skills your matched roles ask for most. Add the ones you have so they surface on your tailored resume when a job calls for them.

The AI assistant

The assistant is a chat that knows your account. Ask it about your search and it answers with your real numbers — it can read your applications, matches, classified emails, skills, and run summaries.

What it can do

• Read your data — ask "how many apps went out today" or "what's my interview rate" and it pulls live stats.
• Take action — say "requeue my rejected jobs from this week" or "cancel my subscription" and it does it, no menus.
• Troubleshoot — "why did this app fail" pulls the exact debug record and explains what broke.

Open it from the sidebar or press Cmd+K and type "assistant."

Getting help

Reach our team anytime from the in-app Support chat. Pick what your question is about, add a short description, and attach a screenshot if helpful.

Topics

• Something is broken — tell us where and what you saw
• Billing question — plan changes, charges, cancellation
• Feature request — what would make this better
• Account help — anything else, we'll route it

Replies are AI-assisted; a human reviews sensitive issues like billing disputes or account deletion.

The Resume assistant

The Resume assistant is a chat that builds your resume with you and keeps making it stronger. It gives honest feedback and, when you ask, edits your work experience, skills, and summary directly. Open it from Profile > About You or the floating "Resume assistant" button.

No resume? It writes one

You do not need a file to start. Choose Build my resume during signup, or open the assistant from your profile, and tell it where you have worked. It drafts strong, role-typical bullets you can edit, adds your education and skills, and writes your summary. When you are done you get a real, downloadable PDF stored on your account - free, on every plan.

What it does

• Writes your resume from scratch from what you tell it about your work history - no upload, no forms.
• Reviews your resume against the roles you are targeting and tells you what is working and what is weak.
• Edits on request - rewrite a bullet, add or remove a skill, or polish your summary. Every change saves straight to the resume Job Agent actually sends, so your next application goes out stronger.
• Never invents anything - it drafts typical duties for a role as a starting point, but if a metric, employer, date, or degree is missing it asks you instead of making one up.

It is the same resume you apply with, so improving it here improves every future application automatically.

Career development

Career development has two tools that help you decide where to take your search.

Career Coach

An AI mentor that reads your profile and your matches. Ask it which roles fit you, what skills to build next, and the concrete steps to get there. Because it is grounded in your real data, the advice is specific to you, not generic.

Career Roadmap

Pick a target role and Job Agent maps the gap between where you are and where you want to be: the skills to build and the next actions to take. Your roadmap saves, so you can come back and track progress.

Open both from Resources > Career.

Match advisor

If your matches feel thin, the Match advisor in Jobs shows you why. It breaks down which of your preferences filtered the most jobs out.

How to use it

1. Go to Jobs
2. Click the Advisor button
3. See which filters are killing your match count, ranked by impact
4. Click any recommendation to relax that filter and re-run matching

It's the fastest way to go from "nothing in my queue" to a pipeline of relevant roles.

You can tell Job Agent when a match is good or bad. That feedback sharpens your future matches, and if we applied to a job that was not a good fit, you can get that application credited back.

Rate a match

Open any job in your workspace and use the thumbs up or thumbs down control.

• Thumbs up tells us the role was on target, so we find more like it.
• Thumbs down tells us it missed, so we steer away from similar roles.

Rating takes one tap and you can do it on any match, whether or not we have applied yet.

Get an application refunded

If we already applied to a job that was not a good fit, a thumbs down opens a short form. Tell us what was off (wrong role, location, seniority, and so on) and submit it.

When you do, we credit one application back to your plan. The credit is added to your remaining applications right away, so it goes toward landing the jobs that actually fit.

Limits

To keep things fair, refunds are capped per billing period:

• Up to 5% of your plan's monthly application limit, with at least one refund always available.
• Refunds apply only to jobs we actually submitted on your behalf.
• A given job can be refunded once.

If you hit the cap, your feedback is still recorded and used to improve your matches, even though that downvote does not add another credit.

Why we ask

Every thumbs up or down trains your match quality. The more you rate, the better Job Agent gets at sending you roles worth applying to.

Rate an individual answer

When the bot applies, it answers the screening questions on the form. Open any application and switch to the Answers tab to see every question and the answer it gave. Use the thumbs up or thumbs down on any answer — and on a thumbs down you can add what the answer should have been. That feedback helps the bot answer that kind of question better on your future applications.

Rating an answer improves future answers; it does not credit an application back (that is the match thumbs-down above).

The short answer

There is no fixed number of applications per day. Job Agent works toward a daily target calculated from your plan and how much of your billing period is left, then applies to as many qualifying matches as it can each day.

How the daily target is calculated

Daily target = your remaining applications for the period / days left until your target date (7 days before your period ends).

Example: Pro plan (75 apps/month) with 60 left and 20 days until the target date gives a daily target of 3 applications/day.

The 7-day buffer means the bot front-loads, aiming to finish your applications with a week to spare instead of rushing the final day.

Why the actual number varies day to day

Each day the bot applies to matches that clear your match threshold (default 5%, set on the Auto-Apply screen) and pass the apply checks (resume on file, work authorization, required fields). Some days surface more qualifying matches than others, so the real count rises and falls around the target.

Where to see your numbers

Dashboard, Apply pace card shows your daily target vs. what actually went out, day by day, across the current period. It is the source of truth for "am I on track." You can also ask the in-app Assistant "what's my daily target" or "am I on track today."

What stops applications from going out

• Auto-apply is off (turn it on under Auto-Apply).
• You've hit your plan's monthly cap (upgrade, or wait for the reset).
• Profile gaps (no resume, missing work authorization, or no job titles).
• Few matches clear your threshold (lower it on Auto-Apply, or use Match Advisor).

Increasing your daily throughput

• Upgrade your plan for a higher monthly cap and daily target.
• Lower your match threshold or broaden job titles so more matches qualify.
• Complete your profile so no applications get blocked at submit.

Skills advisor

The Skills advisor pulls the most-requested skills from jobs you'd be a fit for and shows which ones are blocking your matches - so you can add the real ones in a click.

How it works

1. Go to Profile > Skills
2. Click Refresh to scan your recent matches
3. Review the buckets - In your evidence (you can defensibly claim it), Implicit (adjacent to what you have), and Truly missing
4. Click + Bank on any skill to add it to your profile

Banked skills surface on your tailored resume when a job description asks for them, lifting your match scores. Mark a skill as when relevant so it only shows on postings that ask for it.

Job market

The Job Market is a real-time dashboard of what is hiring across the ATSes we scan.

What you will see

• Top hiring companies — who is posting the most right now
• Salary distribution — where the money is by role and level
• Posting velocity — week-over-week changes in volume
• AI-titles trend — growth data on Forward-Deployed Engineer, AI Engineer, AI PM, and similar roles

It is the same data that powers your matches, just zoomed out to market level.

Connecting your email

A connected inbox is required to apply. Job Agent can still find and match jobs to your profile without one, but it cannot submit applications until you connect an inbox. Here's why: many application forms send a 6-digit verification code mid-flow, and Job Agent reads that code from your inbox to finish submitting. Without a connected inbox, matches just wait in your queue.

Connecting an inbox also lets Job Agent track your applications: it reads job-related emails and classifies them - confirmations, interview invites, offers, and rejections - and surfaces them on your dashboard, so you don't have to live in your inbox. It also tidies your inbox - archiving routine confirmations and rejections, and starring interviews and offers - so the important mail stands out. Nothing is deleted; see Where your application emails go.

You connect it at Settings, then Application Email.

Use a dedicated inbox, not your personal email

We strongly recommend creating a new, dedicated email account just for job applications. Connecting an inbox gives Job Agent read access to it, so a clean dedicated address keeps your personal mail out of scope and makes turning access off trivial.

The setup steps

The in-app guide at Settings, then Application Email walks you through:

1. Create a new dedicated email account at accounts.google.com/signup - a fresh inbox just for job applications. Stay signed in to it for the next steps.
2. Turn on 2-Step Verification at myaccount.google.com/signinoptions/two-step-verification - this is required before an app password can be issued.
3. Create an App Password at myaccount.google.com/apppasswords and name it "Job Agent". You are shown a 16-character password once - copy it before closing the dialog.
4. Paste the email address and app password into the card at Settings, then Application Email, then click Save Connection. Job Agent verifies the credentials and encrypts them at rest with AES-256-GCM.

What we read, and what we don't

Job Agent connects over IMAP using your app password - not a sign-in / OAuth flow. The scope is narrow: only job-application emails (confirmations, interview invites, rejections), filtered by sender and subject patterns. We never read personal email outside that pattern, and we never store your account's main password. You can revoke access anytime in your email provider's account settings, and access is lost immediately.

Trouble connecting? Start a support chat and we'll help.

If your inbox looks emptier after you connect Job Agent, nothing went missing. We tidy your inbox so the application noise does not bury your real mail - but we never delete your messages. This article explains exactly what we do and where everything ends up.

What we read and label

Once you connect an inbox, Job Agent reads job-related emails and sorts them into buckets:

• Application confirmations - the "thanks for applying" receipts.
• Interview invites and scheduling emails.
• Offers.
• Rejections.
• Recruiter outreach from companies you applied to.
• Verification codes that some application forms send mid-submission.

Every classified email gets a Job Agent label in your inbox, so you can always find the full set in one place.

We tidy, we do not delete

To keep your inbox readable, Job Agent archives the low-signal buckets by default - routine confirmations and rejections. Archiving in Gmail removes a message from your Inbox view, but the email is not deleted. It stays in your account, it keeps its Job Agent label, and it is fully searchable.

So when you open Gmail and your inbox looks quiet, that is the de-clutter working as intended - not lost mail.

Where to find an archived email

Any archived email is still one click or one search away:

• Open All Mail in Gmail - every archived message lives there.
• Or click the Job Agent label in the Gmail sidebar to see only what we classified.
• Or just search for the company or subject - archived mail shows up in search like anything else.

You can also see your classified emails inside Job Agent, attached to each application, without opening Gmail at all.

The important ones get starred

While the routine buckets get archived, the emails that actually need you - interviews and offers - are starred instead, so they stand out at the top of your inbox and in Gmail's Starred view. Recruiter outreach is starred too.

Verification codes are deleted on purpose

Some application forms email a one-time code partway through submitting. Job Agent reads that code to finish the application, then deletes it right after. Any leftover codes are swept on the next inbox scan. This is the one case where we do remove mail - on purpose, so an old login code cannot sit in your mailbox and leak later.

Change any of this

All of this is configurable and reversible at Settings, then Notifications, under Gmail actions. For each bucket you can turn Archive and Star on or off. Prefer to keep everything in your inbox? Turn archiving off and nothing leaves your Inbox view. Already archived mail can be moved back to your inbox from Gmail at any time.

Marketing vs account emails

Inbox tidying only touches the job-application mail in your connected inbox. It is separate from the product and lifecycle emails Job Agent sends to your account address (which you can opt out of in the same Notifications settings) and from account or security emails like sign-in codes and receipts, which always come through.

Connect your AI assistant

Job Agent runs a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so you can use your own AI assistant - Claude, Cursor, or anything else that speaks MCP - as a front door to your Job Agent account. Ask it "what went out today?", "why did that job get skipped?", or "add Kubernetes to my skills", and it reads and updates your real account.

It is the same set of tools the in-app AI assistant uses, exposed to the assistant you already work in.

Server URL: https://mcp.jobagent.sh/mcp - also in the app under Settings > AI connections, with a copy button and your current connection status.

OAuth - no key needed

The quickest way in, and the one we recommend. Claude on the web, Claude Code, and Claude Desktop all sign you in through Job Agent itself, so there is nothing to copy or paste.

Claude on the web

1. In Claude, open Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector.
2. Paste https://mcp.jobagent.sh/mcp and add it.
3. Claude sends you to the Job Agent sign-in page. Sign in with your normal Job Agent account and approve.

Whichever account you approve with is the account the assistant reads - it can never see anyone else's data.

Claude Code

Also OAuth, no key needed:

claude mcp add --transport http job-agent https://mcp.jobagent.sh/mcp

The first tool call opens your browser to the same Job Agent sign-in.

Claude Desktop

Same as Claude on the web: Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector, paste the URL, sign in and approve.

Cursor, or a client without OAuth

A client that doesn't support OAuth authenticates with a Job Agent API key instead. Create one in Settings > API keys, then add it to your MCP config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "job-agent": {
      "url": "https://mcp.jobagent.sh/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer jbk_live_your_key_here" }
    }
  }
}

Claude Code can use the same key instead of the browser step - useful on a headless box:

claude mcp add --transport http job-agent https://mcp.jobagent.sh/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer jbk_live_your_key_here"

Treat the key like a password - anyone holding it can read and change your Job Agent account. Delete it from Settings > API keys to cut access off immediately.

What your assistant can do

Read your account - applications sent and their status, matches and why each scored the way it did, replies filed against each application, your apply pace against your daily target, your profile and resume, your skills gaps, open support tickets, and anything in these help docs.

Search jobs - the same live pool the matcher works from.

Update your profile - work experience and bullets, skills, education, certifications, your summary, personal details, and work authorization. Every edit lands on the resume Job Agent actually applies with.

Tune your search - job titles, keywords, blacklisted titles, and search preferences.

Act on matches - requeue one you want back, skip one you don't, and request a refund on an application that missed.

Control auto-apply - turn it on or off.

What it cannot do

• See anyone else's data. Every tool is scoped to the account you connected with.
• Delete your account. That lives in Settings > Danger Zone and nowhere else.
• Cancel your subscription behind your back. The tool exists, but it only runs when you say so explicitly, and it schedules the cancel for the end of the period you already paid for - nothing is lost.
• Trigger an apply run. Applications go out on the daily schedule, not on demand.

Turning it off

Delete the API key in Settings > API keys, or remove the connector in your AI client. Access stops immediately.

Plans and billing

Every plan is month-to-month with no annual lock-in, and each has a monthly application allowance:

Plan	Price / month	Applications / month
Free	$0	3
Starter	$9	25
Pro	$19	75
Growth	$39	175
Max	$79	400

Free requires no credit card. Paid plans bill monthly in advance and renew automatically until you cancel. First-month discounts may be available - the current offer is shown on the pricing section at jobagent.sh and at checkout.

Scale and Ultra are retired. Subscribers who bought them keep them, but they can no longer be purchased.

Long-time subscribers keep the rate they signed up at. If your price is lower than the table above, that is deliberate, not a billing error. The legacy rate applies to your current tier only, so changing tiers moves you to the standard price for the tier you pick.

Your allowance refreshes each billing period. Unused applications from one period don't carry into the next, so pick the plan that matches how many applications you actually want each month. If you banked rollover applications before 20 July 2026, those are still yours - they never expire, they show in your remaining count, and they survive a cancellation.

Changing plans

Upgrade or downgrade anytime at Settings, then Billing by picking a plan card. Upgrades take effect immediately and bill the prorated difference for the rest of the current period. Downgrades take effect at the end of the current period, so nothing you already paid for is lost - and until then you can cancel a scheduled downgrade from the banner on the billing page.

Have a promo code? Enter it in the confirmation panel when you pick the new plan.

When you use up your plan's applications (including any rolled over), applications pause until your next billing cycle adds your new monthly allowance - or until you upgrade.

Billing question? Start a support chat.

Canceling, pausing, and refunds

Taking a break (without canceling)

If you just want to stop new applications for a while, you don't need to cancel or delete anything. Turn off Auto-Pilot Mode on your Profile. Your account, subscription, history, and matches all stay intact - nothing new submits until you switch it back on. This is the right option for "I want a break."

Canceling your subscription

Cancel anytime at Settings, then Billing - one click, no retention maze. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period: you keep full access and your remaining application allowance through the period you already paid for, then your plan drops to Free.

Refunds

We do not refund partial billing periods. Canceling stops your next renewal but does not refund the current month - you keep access for the rest of that month. If something went wrong with a charge, start a support chat and we'll look into it.

Control how Job Agent reaches you at Settings, then Notifications.

Where you hear from us

• Email to your account address.
• Browser push notifications.
• In-app alerts on the bell icon (always on).
• Slack - paste a webhook URL to receive updates in a channel (optional).

What you get alerted about

You toggle each event on or off, per channel. Interview invites and offers are on by default; quieter events like application confirmations, "needs input", and submission digests are off by default and can be turned on. Rejections are kept low-key.

Email housekeeping

If you connect an inbox, Job Agent can also tidy it for you - archiving routine confirmations and rejections so they do not bury your inbox, and starring interviews and offers so the important ones stand out. Archiving removes a message from your Inbox view but never deletes it - it stays in All Mail, keeps its Job Agent label, and is fully searchable. This is why your inbox can look quieter after you connect.

You control every bucket (archive and star) under Gmail actions, and you can turn it all off. For the full picture of where your application emails go and how to find an archived one, see Where your application emails go.

Product and lifecycle emails are a separate, opt-out channel from these transactional alerts.

Rewards and referrals

Invite friends from Settings, then Rewards. You get a unique referral link to share by email, on social, or by copying it directly. You can also send invites straight from the page, and the invite email is signed with your name and includes your link.

As friends join through your link, you climb the reward tiers - the Rewards page shows your current tier, how many people you've invited, and your progress toward the next one. Check the page for what's unlocked at your tier.

Questions about a referral? Start a support chat.

Accessibility

Tune the app to your needs at Settings, then Accessibility:

• Text size - choose from small up to extra large; it applies across the whole app.
• Reduced motion - Job Agent honors your operating system's "reduce motion" setting and turns off entrance animations and chart transitions automatically, so there's nothing extra to switch on.

Job Agent uses a single dark theme throughout. If you hit an accessibility barrier we haven't covered, start a support chat and tell us - we want to fix it.

Why aren't my applications going out?

There are two separate questions here, and the fix is different for each:

1. "I don't see any matches yet." Matching just scores live jobs against your profile - it doesn't need any of the apply-time setup below. If you have no matches, your profile is missing one of the basics the scorer needs.
2. "I have matches, but nothing is being submitted." That's the apply step, which needs a bit more so the bot can fill out and submit real forms on your behalf.

To start seeing matches

You'll get matched once your profile has all of these - and none of these require connecting your email:

1. Your full name - Profile, About You
2. A resume uploaded - Documents
3. At least one target job title - Search preferences
4. At least one work experience entry - Profile, About You
5. Work mode (remote / hybrid / on-site) - Search preferences
6. Experience levels (entry / mid / senior / staff) - Search preferences

You do not need a salary preference to be matched. If you set a minimum, we use it to refine your matches, but leaving it blank never blocks matching.

To have applications actually submit

Once you're matched, applications submit automatically when all of the above are done plus the items the bot needs to complete a real application:

7. Onboarding finished - Get started
8. Your work authorization answer - Answers
9. Your ZIP / postal code - Profile, About You (most application forms require it)
10. A connected email inbox - we read the verification codes employers email during apply

Until your email is connected and the rest is filled in, strong matches show up as matched but stay in your queue instead of submitting.

Two more things that pause submissions

Even with a complete profile, applications won't go out if:

• Auto-Pilot Mode is off - with it off, matches wait in your manual queue instead of submitting. Turn it on to let them go automatically.
• You've hit your plan's monthly limit - applications pause until your next billing cycle. Check or change your plan at Settings, then Billing.

About failed or stuck applications

You don't need to act on applications that show as errored, failed, or blocked. Job Agent auto-retries each one up to 5 times, and after that it's flagged for our engineering team, who routinely re-process flagged applications and ship fixes for blockers.

Still stuck after checking all of the above? Start a support chat and we'll dig in with you.

System status

The public status page shows the live health of the Job Agent pipeline - no login needed. It breaks the pipeline into its five stages and shows the state of each:

• Discover - finding new jobs across company career pages.
• Match - scoring jobs against your profile.
• Apply - submitting tailored applications.
• Scan - reading employer replies and classifying outcomes.
• Notify - sending your alerts and digests.

Each stage reads operational, degraded, outage, or maintenance, with a short note when something isn't fully green and a "last checked" timestamp. If your applications or status updates seem delayed, check here first to see whether a stage is having trouble.

Exporting or deleting your data

Exporting your data

While your account is active, you can request a copy of your data in a machine-readable format anytime - start a support chat. Request your export before you delete your account: deletion removes your data right away, so there is nothing left to export afterward.

Deleting your account

You can permanently delete your account yourself at Settings, then Danger Zone, then type DELETE to confirm. Deletion happens immediately and is irreversible. In one pass it:

• Cancels your active subscription right away, with no further charges.
• Deletes your profile, preferences, and uploaded resume.
• Deletes all application history and screenshots.
• Deletes all matched jobs and saved data.
• Removes your connected email and stored credentials.
• Deletes your account login itself.

A confirmation email is sent afterward. Your data is removed immediately; the only thing kept is de-identified financial records (payment amounts, invoice and Stripe IDs, dates) that are no longer linked to you, retained as long as tax and accounting law requires. Deleting your account also revokes AI-data-sharing consent. There is no recovery after deletion.

If you only want to stop applications for a while, turn off Auto-Pilot Mode on your Profile instead - that keeps your account and history intact.