Changelog

Fit scoring now retries a transient hiccup on its own, so a role never lands in your tracker without its matches-and-gaps read.

When you accept a drafted message as your reply, the conversation scrolls straight to it instead of leaving it below the fold.

Paste a batch of emails and yajt picks out the ones about your job search, then files each into the tracker — matched to the right thread or started as a new one.

A browser extension that pulls a posting off Greenhouse, Indeed, or LinkedIn straight into your tracker with one click — deduped and scored against your profile.

Saving a conversation now opens it right away; the fit read fills in a moment later in the background instead of making you wait.

The same posting saved twice — from different links, or pasted vs scraped — now collapses into one entry instead of cluttering your pipeline.

Export a clean CSV of every application (date, company, role, status) for unemployment reporting or your own records.

Free, Pro, and Pro+ tiers. Free keeps the tracker and a weekly taste of the AI; paid unlocks unlimited fit reads, drafting, and export.

Sign in with email or GitHub and your data syncs securely across devices. Early access is invite-only for now.

Ask the assistant for a cover letter or targeted résumé tweaks for a specific role — grounded in your real experience, honest about any gaps.

Replies keep your voice and open with a natural greeting, and never volunteer your salary or visa status unless the recruiter actually asked.

See how your search is going at a glance — pipeline, recent activity, and assistant usage.

Better handling of PDF and DOCX résumés so more layouts import cleanly on the first try.

Paste a recruiter message for a fast fit read before committing, then save the ones worth keeping to the tracker.

A side chat with the assistant on every thread that knows the conversation and how you write, so replies come out paste-ready.

An honest read on every role — concrete matches and gaps against your profile, no flattery.

Import your résumé to build a profile, then answer a few clarifying questions the assistant reuses everywhere so it never contradicts you.

The first public build: a pipeline board for your whole search — applications and conversations moving through clear stages.

Keep every company, the people you talk to, and what was said in one place, attached to the roles they belong to.