Jobalytics

The centerpiece. Upload a resume, paste a job description, and get a match score in seconds along with a breakdown of keywords and formatting. It's free. No credit card. You can run as many checks as you want. Unlimited access matters here. For anyone applying to more than a handful of jobs, that alone changes the math.

The checker compares your resume against the posting and returns the specific terms the job wants that your document lacks. This is where most rejections start: a real qualification that never made it into the text, buried under phrasing the parser never learned to recognize. A job description rarely says what it's really scanning for. Adding the right terms is often the difference between a resume that gets filtered and one that reaches a recruiter. Don't guess. The tool shows you the exact gap.

The generator writes a cover letter from your resume and the target job description. It's aimed at the part of applying people put off longest, and it produces a tailored draft rather than a generic template. You still edit it. But you start from something specific to the role instead of a blank page at midnight.

A visual Kanban board tracks each application from Applied through to Offer. You can drag cards as you move through the process and keep deadlines, notes, and follow-ups together in one place rather than scattered across bookmarks, sticky notes, and half-finished spreadsheets. Combined with the Chrome extension, roles saved from any job board land straight in the board. No more spreadsheet rows. No more lost links. It just works.

Save job listings from any site with one click. The extension feeds those listings into the tracker, so the role you found at midnight doesn't vanish. It turns scattered bookmarks into one queue you can actually work through. Simple idea. Real time saved.