Swooped

Swooped surfaces roles that fit your background rather than the newest or most promoted listings. The match logic weighs your experience, the company stage, and work style, so remote-first and growth-stage openings can rank above roles that merely match your title. You save the ones worth a look and skip the rest.

For each role you pick, Swooped builds a one-page resume tuned to that job description. It adjusts your summary, reorders keywords, and formats for applicant tracking systems to read cleanly. You still get the last edit, which matters because a resume that sounds like a template gets noticed for the wrong reason.

The cover letter tool drafts a role-specific message from your profile instead of recycling a stock paragraph. It names the company and ties your experience to the job, which is the part most job seekers skip when they mass-apply. You read it, fix a sentence or two, and send.

The Chrome extension handles job application autofill, mapping forms on supported sites and filling them from your saved packet. It works across LinkedIn, Indeed, Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Workable, and dozens of other boards. The autofill stops at the form and waits for you to submit, so nothing goes out unreviewed.

Before you apply, the grader scores your current resume and returns specific feedback on what to fix. It frames the result as a grade with actionable notes rather than vague praise. That's a fast way to catch formatting and keyword gaps that quietly cost you interviews.

Beyond the application packet, Swooped helps you find warm paths to a company and practice the questions that role is likely to ask. The networking side surfaces mutual contacts and message templates, while interview prep drills role-specific questions with coaching on your answers. Together they make Swooped more than a document generator and closer to a full AI career tool for a long search.