Job search tools, compared honestly

Jobscan checks your resume against one job ad. If you want the jobs found, your fit scored and the resume rewritten for each role, here is how Your Apply Desk compares.

Teal is a job tracker and resume builder. Your Apply Desk finds the roles, scores your fit and tailors your resume from confirmed facts. Here's how they compare.

Simplify autofills applications for free. Your Apply Desk also fills forms, and adds roles from employers' sites, a fit score and a resume written for each role.

Huntr is a visual job tracker where you add jobs yourself. Your Apply Desk finds open roles, scores your fit and tailors your resume for each.

Jobright ranks jobs and tailors resumes. Your Apply Desk does too, from employers' own careers sites, and writes only from facts you confirmed.

Auto-apply bots send hundreds of applications. If you want fewer, better applications that you submit yourself, here's what to use instead.

What to look for in an AI resume tailoring tool, which ones do it, and how to make sure nothing on your resume is invented.

Which AI resume tools have a real free plan, what the limits are, and how to tailor a resume to a job for free.

Autofill fills the form and you submit. Auto-apply submits for you. Here's which tools do which, and when each makes sense.

Some AI resume tools invent skills or details. Here's how to tell, and how Your Apply Desk makes sure every line is true.

Most job tools do one part of the search. Here is what an all-in-one job search tool should do, and which tools cover which parts.

What the evidence says about auto-apply, mass applications and tailored resumes, and a better way to spend the same hours.

Chrome extensions that fill in job applications: what each does, which ones submit for you, and which attach a tailored resume.