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Changelog

We ship a batch of updates every week. Newest first.

W17
Improved

Discuss the role in your language

The writing assistant follows your English, Russian or Spanish language setting. Recruiter replies and cover letters stay in English. Résumé advice uses your interface language while keeping replacement text in the résumé's language.

Fixed

Rephrasing keeps your decision

A new version of a reply no longer picks a random direction, such as accepting a call or declining a role. Your chosen writing samples take priority, and copies of saved AI responses are excluded from recent style examples.

W15
Improved

A clearer first search session

Today guides you from your résumé to a saved job and a useful next step. The main navigation focuses on Today, Jobs and Profile; extra tools stay available where you need them.

Fixed

Follow-ups follow real contact

Editing a job or requesting an AI analysis no longer restarts the waiting period. Follow-up timing uses logged messages and the date you mark an application as sent.

Improved

Clearer access and usage

Access & usage shows your AI allowance and access period. The public site describes the closed beta consistently across English, Russian and Spanish; new purchases remain unavailable.

W14
Improved

Steadier fit reads

Fit scoring retries transient errors. A saved role remains in your tracker even when an evaluation cannot complete; you can request it again later.

Improved

Jump to your latest reply

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

W13
New

Inbox triage

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.

W11
Improved

Instant thread creation

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

Improved

Smarter duplicate detection

The same posting saved twice — from different links or repeated pastes — now collapses into one entry instead of cluttering your pipeline.

W10
New

Work-search log export

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

W9
New

Plans

Introduced an early Free, Pro, and Pro+ plan preview. This preview has since been retired: the closed beta has limited AI access, and paid purchases are not open yet.

W8
New

Cloud sync and sign-in

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

W7
New

Cover letters and résumé tips

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

Improved

Sharper drafts

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

W6
New

Dashboard

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

Fixed

More reliable résumé parsing

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

W5
New

Quick triage

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

W4
New

Reply drafting in your voice

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

W3
New

Fit scoring

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

W2
New

Profile and knowledge base

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

W1
New

The tracker

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

New

Companies, contacts, and notes

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