Ninety identical applications is not effort. It is noise with a CV attached.
Every job I wanted asked for the same things in a different order. A CV that speaks to this role and not the last one. A letter that names the company and means it. Most people solve that by sending one PDF ninety times and calling it a numbers game.
The other way to solve it is to make tailoring cheap.
The machine does the typing. The judgment stays mine.
So I built a loop. It takes the role, rebuilds the CV around what that employer actually asked for, drafts the letter in my voice, logs the application, and at the end of the month tells me what moved.
Every document that leaves is written for one company. Nothing is blasted. A ledger remembers who has already been contacted, so nobody hears from me twice by accident, and I still choose every name on the list myself.
Built on a browser you can watch working, so nothing happens off screen. No credentials typed by the machine, no mass sends, no bot behaviour. Questions or ideas: say hi.