Applymon finds roles, rewrites your résumé for each one, fills the application forms, and stops to ask when a question is genuinely yours to answer. It runs on your machine, in your browser, signed in as you.
Five applications a month free, no card. Then $20 a month for 150. · Intel Mac
It fills what it can defend and stops on the one answer that is actually yours.
Pulls roles from the boards you point it at and queues the ones worth your time. You can also hand it a link and skip the queue.
Rewrites your résumé for the specific posting — reordered, re-emphasised, retitled where it is fair. It will not invent a job, a date, or a skill you never claimed.
Drives a real browser through the form: text fields, dropdowns, file uploads, the multi-page ones. Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday and the rest of the portals you keep meeting.
Sponsorship, salary, a screening question with a wrong answer, a captcha, a login it does not have — it stops, shows you the page, and waits. You can also require a look at every application before it sends.
Cloud appliers submit from server IP addresses, which applicant tracking systems increasingly score as a risk signal. Applymon submits from your machine on your own connection.
It works in a browser on your computer, using the sessions you already have. Nothing asks you to hand over a job-board password.
Every answer traces back to something you wrote. When there is nothing to trace to, the run pauses and asks instead of filling something plausible.
5 applications a month
150 applications a month
400 applications a month
For a cohort or a team — a university career centre, a bootcamp, an outplacement firm, or five or more seats under one payer. Seats an admin adds and removes, a pooled application allowance, and an invoice instead of a card. Volume is set from the boards your people actually apply to, which is why there is no price on this box.
An application counts when one is actually submitted. A run your mon couldn’t finish costs you nothing. The same posting reached twice inside a week counts once. Unused applications don’t roll over, and nothing is ever billed past your plan — at the limit your mon stops and tells you, it does not quietly charge you for more. Some portals — Workday, iCIMS, Taleo — cost several times what a Greenhouse form does to complete; a month made up almost entirely of those may be paced to one application at a time, and your mon will say so on screen rather than after the fact.
Five applications a month, free, no card. Sign in from the app when you are ready for more.