Multi-board search
Ashby, Lever, Greenhouse, Workday, and more, searched in one pass and deduplicated automatically.
aplyx searches job boards, tailors your resume, and applies on your behalf. Every decision stays reviewable before it goes out.
A few of the many companies whose job boards aplyx can search
Less manual searching, less copy-pasting the same resume into another form, less wondering whether an application even went out.
Ashby, Lever, Greenhouse, Workday, and more, searched in one pass and deduplicated automatically.
Bullets rewritten and reordered per job description, grounded in your actual resume. Cover letters and application essays come with a hosted plan.
Every application is reviewable. Nothing goes out without a decision you control.
A terminal app and a native desktop app, both driven by the same local-first core.
Four steps, the same ones every time. Nothing skipped, nothing submitted without a decision along the way.
Every configured board is scanned in one pass, deduplicated automatically against what you've already seen.
6+ boards, one passEach posting is checked against your role, level, and location preferences with plain, deterministic logic, not a model's guess.
Rule-based, not a guessYour resume bullets are rewritten and reordered for that specific posting, grounded strictly in your real resume. Hosted plans also draft the cover letter and any application essays.
Grounded in your real resumeAnything ready lands in your review queue. You decide before anything is ever submitted on your behalf.
You approve every sendNothing goes out without your say-so, and what happens after keeps updating automatically, from the first response to the offer.
No account or card for the local app. Hosted skips the local install and your own agent's usage limits.
Yes, today: aplyx drives whichever you already have installed. Full capability, including browser-automated applies, with opencode or Claude Code. Codex CLI and GitHub Copilot CLI work too, on a smaller path: API-fed boards only, with browser-only applications routed to your review queue instead.
Locally, yes: your profile, resumes, and application history stay on your machine unless you opt into Discord updates or a Google Sheets sync, both off by default. See the Privacy page for the specifics.
No. Anything uncertain, or anything that needs browser automation your setup can't do unattended, lands in a review queue instead of going out. Nothing is submitted without a decision you control.
macOS, Linux, and Windows: as a terminal app for a fast, keyboard-first workflow, or a native desktop app for the same thing visually. Same core either way.