Human-in-the-loop job search

Spend your evenings applying, not filtering.

JobScout reads every posting against your real criteria and your real experience, rules out what is a waste of your time, and hands you a short ranked list of what is genuinely worth an application — with the reasoning attached.

No card required. Nothing is applied to on your behalf, ever.

Job hunting is a filtering problem wearing a search problem’s clothes.

There is no shortage of postings. There is a shortage of evenings. Most of the work is reading roles that pay too little, sit in the wrong city, or want something you have never done — and finding that out one posting at a time, after you have already opened it.

What you get

A search that knows your standards and remembers your history.

Stop reading the same job twice

Every posting is checked against what you actually want — salary floor, titles, location, the industries you have ruled out — before it ever reaches your list. The ones that fail never take up your evening.

Know why, not just what

Each verdict comes with its reasoning: which rule ruled it out, which of your own experience made it a fit, how confident the assessment was. No black-box score you have to take on faith.

Your career, read once

Add a resume, a LinkedIn export, certificates or project write-ups. They get read and turned into a profile that improves every match from then on — instead of you retyping your history into another form.

Nothing is said about you that you did not approve

Everything found in your documents waits in a review queue. Only what you approve can be cited. It is the difference between a tool that represents you and one that invents you.

Postings that die get out of your way

Links are re-checked. When a role is filled and the page goes dark, it moves out of your open list automatically — and back again if it returns.

One shortlist, ranked

Not an inbox. Not a feed. A short, ordered list of the jobs worth your time this week, with the strongest at the top.

Set up once. Useful from the first job.

  1. 01

    Tell it what you want

    Target titles, salary floor, where you will work, what you will not do. It starts pre-filled — adjust and move on.

  2. 02

    Add what you have done

    Upload a resume and let it read. Review what it found, approve what is right. Takes minutes, once.

  3. 03

    Get a shortlist, not a feed

    Add jobs or forward your alerts. Each one arrives filtered, scored, and explained — ready to decide on.

It never speaks for you without permission.

Plenty of tools will write your application for you. This one will not put a single sentence about your background in front of an employer that you have not personally approved first. Every claim it can make traces back to a document you uploaded and a decision you made.

That constraint is the product. It is what makes the output something you can send.

  • Findings wait for your approval before they count
  • Every assessment cites the facts it used
  • Newer information is suggested, never forced
  • Nothing is applied to automatically

Your next role is in there somewhere.

Let something else do the reading.