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Estimate how much time you spend filling job applications using your own numbers — no invented savings claims.
Paste a careers page or job link to identify the applicant tracking system. Local URL-pattern detection — recognizing a provider is not a Jobsistant support claim.
A free tool that helps you pick the right salary number or range for an application form, based on field type and your target.
A private, browser-only tool to help you decide whether to self-identify on EEO questions — no data leaves your device.
Paste a job description and your resume to see which keywords you are missing. Free, no signup, no upload — runs entirely in your browser.
Select your application system and the status you see to get a plain English translation, whether it is good or bad, and what to do next.
Upload your resume PDF or paste text and get an instant ATS readability score with specific fixes. 100% private — processed in your browser, never uploaded to any server. Free, no signup.
Generate a polite, professional follow-up email after applying for a job. Free, no signup, copy and paste ready.
Build a structured, honest cover letter in minutes. Enter your details and get a ready-to-send letter using proven templates. Free, no signup, no AI fabrication.
Paste a job description and get an instant scan for scam signals, culture red flags, unrealistic requirements, and missing salary. Free, no signup, runs in your browser.
Paste weak resume bullets and get stronger versions using the XYZ and CAR formulas. Free, no signup, no upload — runs entirely in your browser.
Get structured, honest answer templates for common application questions: why do you want to work here, why are you leaving, describe a challenge, and more. Free, no signup.
Track your job applications in your browser — no account, no subscription, no limit. Add applications, filter by status, get follow-up reminders, and export to CSV. A preview of what Jobsistant will do automatically.
Estimate how much time your job search is actually consuming — applications per week, hours per application, weeks searching. The number is often larger than people expect.
A pre-submit checklist that flags the most common avoidable mistakes before you hit submit — name mismatches, old resumes, blank required fields, missing country codes, and more.