Job applications, from a screenshot

JobberWise is a small tool for people applying to a lot of roles. You screenshot a job opening — LinkedIn, Indeed, Naukri, a careers page, an email, a message from a friend — and share it to the app. It reads the posting, picks the most relevant resume from the ones you have uploaded, writes an application email in your own writing style, and saves it as a draft.

Nothing is ever sent automatically. Every email waits as a draft until you have read it and pressed send.

What it does

• Reads the opening. Several screenshots of a long post are stitched back together in order.
• Picks a resume. You upload a few, each tagged with the roles it is meant for. The one that matches the advertised role is attached, named after the role printed inside it.
• Writes in your voice. You provide real emails you have sent as writing samples; the draft is composed in the same register rather than filled into a template.
• Answers what was asked. If a posting asks for notice period or expected salary, those are answered from details you have saved — and never volunteered when the posting does not ask.
• Sends from your own mailbox. Sending happens through your Google account, so the email appears in your Sent folder exactly as if you had written it in Gmail.

What it needs access to

Signing in with Google gives JobberWise permission to send email on your behalf (the gmail.send scope) and to read your email address so it knows who you are. It cannot read, search, or delete anything in your mailbox — that permission is not requested and could not be used if it were granted.

The privacy policy sets out exactly what is stored and where.

Who it is for

This is a personal project run at small scale. Access is granted by invitation — if you would like to try it, write to parsediyarishabh@gmail.com.