CruiseApply reads thousands of company career boards, scores every job against your real experience, rewrites your resume for the role in your own layout without inventing a word, and fills the company's own application form in your browser. You check it and press Submit. Then it tracks every reply.

One ordered flow, from a resume you already have to a filled application waiting for your Submit. Each step feeds the next, and each one says plainly what it could not do.
It reads the career boards companies post to first: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, Oracle, iCIMS, Taleo and more. Full descriptions, real dates and the employer's own link, not a reposting.

It pulls out what the job really requires and lines it up against your experience. Every match shows the line of your resume behind it, and every gap is named.

It writes from your own record into your own layout, so the resume still looks like the one you made. Every figure is checked against your record in code, and anything you never did is blocked.

Press Fill the form for me and it opens the company's own application form and fills it: every answer, your tailored resume and cover letter, each read back to make sure it held. It works on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, iCIMS, Jobvite, Recruitee, Rippling and employers' own sites, in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Vivaldi.

The work does not stop at the application.
Connect your mailbox and every reply attaches to the application it answers. Stages, response times and ghosting are tracked, and your phone is notified the moment something needs you.
When an interview invite lands, it builds the likely questions with answers from your own record, the tough ones, the ones to ask, and a practice mode with feedback.
After ten quiet days it drafts a short follow-up from what you actually sent. You send it; the app never does.
Add your resumes, a LinkedIn page or notes. Where they disagree on a title, a date or a figure, it asks you once, with a recommended answer, and remembers.
It rebuilds it as an editable Word document in your exact layout and checks every word against the original.
Choose the model that writes for you, and see a history of every request it made on your behalf.
Every application also has a kit: the form's link, your resume and cover letter for that job, and every answer with a Copy button.
Employers see every application you send them. It spreads applications across employers and holds off on a company you have applied to twice this month.
Every field is read back after it is filled, so Settings shows how many fields it filled on each kind of site you applied through. Counts, not claims.

New here? Press ? Help and it walks you through the app on the real screen: one highlighted control at a time, with a short instruction and an arrow pointing at it. Skip ahead or come back to any step whenever you like.
It installs as an app on your phone and notifies you the moment an application is ready, a question needs you, or a company writes back. Answer a question on your phone and the form open on your computer fills it in.
Set up once in a few minutes. Then it runs every night, and you only handle what needs you.
These are not settings. They are the rules the product is built around, and they are checked in code, not just asked of the AI.
No. The form filler opens the company's own form in your browser and fills it - every answer, your resume and your cover letter - and you check it and press Submit. When the company's site confirms it, the application is marked applied and tracking starts by itself.
Once, on your computer, in about two minutes: download it from Settings and add it to Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera or Vivaldi. It connects to your account by itself the next time you open CruiseApply. It only fills forms you open from CruiseApply or ask it to, and it stays off LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor and ZipRecruiter.
Anything your record does not answer - a referral, a commitment, an agreement - is marked on the page and saved in the app as a question, and your phone is notified. Answer it there and the open form fills it in; the same question is answered for you on the next form.
No. It selects and rewords from your own record and checks every figure against it in code. Anything on your "never claim" list is blocked in the resume, the cover letter and application answers. If the job wants something you have not done, it names the gap and can ask you about it.
Employers' own career boards through their public APIs: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workday, Oracle, iCIMS, Taleo, SmartRecruiters, Workable, Jobvite, Rippling, Recruitee and SuccessFactors, more than 3,000 boards and growing. Plus remote-first boards such as Himalayas, Remotive, RemoteOK, Jobicy and We Work Remotely.
That works. It rebuilds the PDF as an editable Word document in the same layout, checks every word against the original, and uses it as your template.
Yes. It installs as an app on Android and iPhone and pushes a notification the moment something needs you; you can answer questions, read resumes and track replies there. Filling a company's form needs a computer browser, or the Orion browser on iPhone or Lemur on Android.
In early access, each person gets their own private copy of the app with its own database. Your resume, applications and mail are never mixed with anyone else's, and never used to write anyone else's documents.
Early access is small on purpose. Leave your address and we will write once, when it is your turn.
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