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Resume, cover letter and LinkedIn
Every job post says what the interview will test. Make the resume say their words before you apply, then the letter and the profile that back it up. All about this step →
Done here when your resume says their keywords, every fix is done, and your LinkedIn says the same job.
Resume builder with a live score
Upload or start blank, fix every weak line, download a real PDF or Word file. Ten designs; saved to your account.
Open onResume builderATS templateBuild my resumeATS resume checker: your score and match rate vs the job
Drop your resume, paste the job post or its link. Match rate, every missing skill with counts, spelling, an ATS parse score, what a parser reads, a live editor and AI line rewrites. No post? Check typical skills for the title. No scan limit.
Open onATS checkMatch a job descriptionScan my resumeCover letter generator that checks its own work
Write a letter from your resume for one job, checked line by line. Real PDF and Word, free.
Open onWrite a letterCheck a letterWrite my letterLinkedIn profile optimizer
Score your profile from the PDF or, on a phone, part by part. Photo feedback and a banner maker.
Open onFull profile reviewHeadlineAbout sectionReview my profileWork experience calculator: total years and months
Total years and months from your jobs or your resume: form numbers, as-on date, every gap.
Count my experiencePortfolio website generator: your resume as a personal site
Drop your resume and every section fills in. Add project pictures and case studies, pick one of 8 designs, download one index.html to publish free.
Build my siteFind jobs and read the company
The jobs that match what you already do, and the facts about the company before you spend a week on its process. All about this step →
Done here when you have a short list of jobs that fit, and four facts about each company.
Job finder: real jobs matched to your resume
Open jobs from the public job boards of over 400 employers, in tech, healthcare, education, retail and more, read again every day. A match score with the reasons, filters for date, level and type, apply on the company's site, and get new ones by email.
Find jobsCompany research before your interview
Our interview questions for 25 companies, a brief for any company in its own words, six research steps, and three answers you can say out loud.
Research a companyApply, track and reach the people who hire
One board for every application, a message to the recruiter that gets a reply, and the forms filled without retyping your resume. All about this step →
Done here when every application is on the board with a follow-up date, and the recruiter has your message.
Job application tracker: every application on one board
A free board for every application: save jobs from a link, paste an interview, rejection or offer email and the card follows, get follow-up reminders and ready emails. Saved in your browser and, when you sign in, to your account.
Open onThe trackerExcel and Sheets templateOpen my boardMessage to a recruiter: write one now, plan the follow-ups
Add the recruiters, managers and alumni you want to reach. Pick a plan. Each day: who to write to, the message ready and checked, and the follow-up booked in working days.
Open onLinkedIn message and planCold emailPlan my outreachReferral and recruiter finder: who you know at the company
Drop your LinkedIn connections file and see who to ask first at each company you want, with a 200-character note and a referral request for each.
Find who can refer meJob application autofill you check before you submit
Save your details and answers once. A free bookmark fills your name, email, phone and links on any job form; ClapAssist Apply, coming to Chrome, sends Greenhouse applications after you check every answer.
Set up auto-applyPrepare: the questions, your answers, out loud
The questions that come in every interview have a shape. Build yours once, then say them out loud under a clock until they sound like you. The step-by-step plan →
Done here when your introduction, one STAR story and your HR answers are written down, and you have said them out loud under the clock.
Interview answer generator: any question, your facts
Any question, any kind: story, technical or about you. Fill in your facts for a spoken answer of under a minute, then check your own answer on five scores. Works in your browser; AI is optional.
Open onAny questionWhy should we hire you?Greatest weaknessStrengthsWhy this company?In five yearsSalary expectationsWhy you leftCareer gapTell me about yourselfSTAR storyAll eight HR answersWrite my answerInterview question bank: search every question
Search about 8,700 questions the way you would say them, for your role or skill: Java, SQL, Excel, sales, nursing, accounting and more. Each has what they check, an answer frame, a spoken answer and the follow-ups. Paste any job post for its questions.
Open onSearch the bankQuestions to expect from a job descriptionFive a daySearch the bankAI mock interview with voice feedback
An interviewer asks questions for your job and follows up. Answer out loud; get your pace, filler words, pauses, structure, a content score and a stronger answer.
Open onOne question at a timeFull interview, eight questionsStart a mock interviewSay this, not that: phrases interviewers dislike
Paste an answer. "I'm a perfectionist", "to be honest", blame for an old boss, money as your first reason: each one marked, with a better line and the reason. Then fix the whole answer in one press, every change yours to keep or undo.
Open onSay this, not thatSay it betterCheck my answerInterview tomorrow? A plan for the hours you have
Say when it is and which round, for any job. Get a plan with clock times for the hours you have, what to read about them, five stories to have ready, three questions to ask, and the morning-of list. Kept in this browser; printable.
Open onInterview tomorrowPlacement drive planMake my planInterview readiness quiz
Eight honest questions about your preparation. The result tells you which of the tools above to open next.
Open onReadiness quizInterview scenarios, tech and non-techCheck your readinessCoding test practice: online assessment simulator
74 problems by pattern in a real code editor, JavaScript or Python. Hidden and large tests with a time limit, hints, a walkthrough for every problem, reviews after 1, 3, 7 and 21 days, and a timed test with a score.
Start practicingThe question library: 8,093 questions, 25 companies, 205 roles and skills
Search every questionEvery question says what the interviewer is checking, gives an answer frame and a spoken sample answer, and links to the AI mock interview. Pick a company, a role, a skill or a topic.
The live call
The room, the sound, what the interviewer can see, and what to say when your mind goes blank. The tools get you ready; the app is for the call itself. All about this step →
Done here when the camera, sound and screen are checked, and you know your three recovery lines by heart.
Video interview setup checklist
Check camera, light, mic and sound live in the browser, then tick the rest: camera at eye level, notes beside the lens, internet, what to close before a screen share, the name on the call, a backup plan. Nothing is sent to us.
Open onSetup checklistScreen share testMind went blank phrasesSet up my roomThe tools above get you ready. ClapAssist is for the call itself: a small app for Mac and Windows that listens to your video interview on your own computer and shows a first sentence to say, in your words, grounded in your resume. It stays out of screen share on every plan and only you can see it.
Ten free interview minutes, no card. Your live interview audio and screen are never stored.
Download ClapAssist freeThe offer, the money and the first 90 days
The thank-you email, the offer line by line, the negotiation, the notice period and your first 90 days. Each one changes the money. All about this step →
Done here when the thank-you is sent, the offer is understood line by line, and your joining date and last working day agree.
Thank-you email, and what to send when HR goes quiet
One specific moment makes it yours. Thank-you (one per interviewer), the nudge after silence, the documents reply, withdrawing, and the follow-up after a verbal offer, with the date to send the next one.
Write the emailSalary negotiation coach: plan, counter offer, practice
Your three numbers, market figures with sources, the call script, replies to every push-back and the emails. Practice out loud with a recruiter who pushes back, then paste what the recruiter replied and get your next line.
Open onThe coachCounter-offer emailCompare two offersAccept the offerDecline the offerAsk for more timePlan my askOffer letter reader
Open the PDF or Word file, or paste it. CTC breakupPay breakdown, take-home, joining bonus clawback, bond, notice, probation, non-competes and anything unusual, in plain words, marked red, amber or green, with the questions to ask HR.
Read my offer letterNotice period, last working day and buyoutpay in lieu
Last working day from days, weeks or months, with weekends and your holidays; the buyout under the basis your company usesthe pay in lieu if your contract has it, a calendar file and five emails: resignation, early release, the note to the new employer and more.
Work out my last dayResignation letter and exit checklist
A short, polite letter as a PDF or Word file, an email to your manager and HR, and the exit checklist for your country: relieving letter, F&F, PF, gratuity, ESOPclearance, certificate of employment, final payfinal pay, reference letter, benefits and equity paperwork, with official links and the dates that matter.
Write my letterJoining documents checklist for a new job
The papers HR usually asks for before day one, by country (India, US, UK, Philippines and elsewhere), for a first job or a job change: ID and right to work, tax and social-security numbers, certificates, past-job letters, bank details, medical. The slow ones first, official links, dates from your first day and the email that asks HR for their exact list.
Get my list30-60-90 day plan for your new job
A full plan for your job and level: goals with the job post's own numbers, dated tasks, people to meet and the talks to have with your manager, with an honest plan check. Track it week by week, or present it in the final interview. Free PDF, Word and PowerPoint, plus a 60-second version.
Open onAny roleFor new managersMake my planSalary, retirement and your next move
Turn the package into the number that reaches your bank, see when the money lasts, and what a switch would take. All about this step →
Done here when you can say your take-home number out loud, and what a switch would cost you.
CTC to in-hand salary calculatorTake-home salary calculator
Type the CTC, get the monthly amount after PF, professional tax and income tax, under both tax regimes. Plus what a hike really changes.Type your pay, get what reaches your bank each pay period and each year, from your country's official tax tables or the rates on your payslip.
Work out my take-homeRetirement calculator: how much do you need, and will it last?
Pay, savings, loans and goals in any currency. Your chance of success from 1,000 market paths and 98 years of history, safe monthly spending, the earliest age to stop work and every year of cash flow.
Open onFull planFIRE: when can I stop?Corpus: how much do I need?Plan my moneyCareer roadmap generator
Your gap to any job, the job's tools first, US pay and outlook, and a week-by-week plan with free courses.
Open onRoadmapFind my skill gaps firstChange of fieldService to product companyBuild my roadmap