Personal ATS + career coach
Know what you applied for—and sound sharp when they call back.
What I Applied helps you structure your resume, track every application and interview stage—even when there is no job posting—and generate talking points from the JD when you have one, or speculative outreach drafts when you do not. The dashboard adds a guided “where should I look?” pass with company ideas. Less spreadsheet chaos, fewer forgotten follow-ups.
What it is for
Job search tools are either too lightweight (notes apps) or built for recruiters, not candidates. This app is a small, focused workspace: your master resume and narrative live in one place, each employer is a record—with or without a saved posting—and AI assists only where it helps you move faster, from JD-grounded prep to cold outreach and high-level search direction—without replacing your judgment.
Built for one job seeker
Not a corporate ATS. One account, your data, your pace—whether you apply to five roles or fifty.
JD-aware or speculative AI
When you saved a posting, coach output follows that JD. When you did not, the same structured assets become outreach-friendly drafts built from your profile and role title—still honest, not generic fluff.
Clear limits, room to iterate
Each application allows one successful full coach run after your match score is saved—fair for heavy models. Job search direction on the dashboard can be regenerated with light rate limits so you can refresh ideas without abuse.
How it works
From blank slate to interview prep in a straight line—no feature bloat. Here is the flow most people follow.
- 01
Build your profile once
Upload a PDF or enter your experience, education, skills, and an About me. Everything is stored as structured data you can edit anytime—not scattered files.
- 02
Log every application
Add the company, role, and posting link when you have one. Paste the full job description when it exists—or choose “No JD available” for speculative outreach—so each record matches how you actually applied.
- 03
Run your pipeline
Record interview stages, formats, dates, links, notes, and status. See each opportunity as a timeline instead of a messy inbox thread.
- 04
Generate tailored assets
One Gemini run produces a cover letter, elevator pitch, likely interview questions with reasoning, strategic focus points, and a match score with justification. With a saved JD, copy tracks the posting; without one, you get email-style inquiry language grounded in your resume and the employer basics—not invented requirements.
- 05
See where to look next
On the dashboard, answer a short questionnaire about industries, target roles, location, and priorities. Get a summary plus ten or more company directions tied to your profile—regenerate when you want, with sensible rate limits to keep costs predictable.
- 06
Follow up with confidence
Applications that go quiet get flagged after seven days. Copy a polite follow-up email draft so you nudge recruiters without starting from scratch.
Ready to organize your search?
Create an account in a minute. Your applications, stages, coach assets, and job-search direction reports stay private to your login.