AI that fills job applications and emails hiring managers for me
Tired of getting ghosted by employers?
Jobfinder AI applies to the right jobs for you, then emails the hiring manager directly from your own inbox, so your application reaches a real person.
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Three moves. Zero busywork.
Set your target role once. The agent runs the pipeline — sourcing, employer forms, hiring-manager email, and follow-up — while you get on with your day.
Finds & applies for you
Ranks thousands of openings by genuine fit, then submits the application wherever it lives — ATS, LinkedIn, or the company's own form.
Emails the decision-maker
Finds verified emails for hiring managers and founders, then writes the pitch and sends from your inbox.
Follows up & books
Polite, well-timed follow-ups until you land on the calendar — no nagging required.
Job application automation, step by step.
Jobfinder AI automates the repetitive parts of a job search and leaves the decisions to you. Here is what it does at each step.
Roles matched to your CV
It ranks open roles by how well they fit your CV and profile, so you see the jobs worth your time first. Browse what is open now in the jobs directory.
Supported employer forms, filled for you
For supported employer forms, it fills in the application from your profile. It only submits when every required answer can be given truthfully from what you provided; anything it cannot answer honestly is left for you.
Verified hiring managers, from your inbox
It emails a verified hiring contact from your own inbox, and you approve your first batch of outreach before anything is sent. Follow-ups are scheduled at day 3 and day 7 if nobody replies.
Read the full explanation on the AI job finder page, or browse live jobs without an account.
One screen. Your whole hunt.
Wake up to a daily report: ranked matches, forms submitted, hiring managers emailed, replies, and exactly where every application stands.
Thousands of happy job seekers
I had more open job tabs than actual applications. JobFinder fixed that. The role I nearly skipped is the one I got.

After work, the last thing I wanted was another Workday account asking the same questions. I reviewed the prepared applications over coffee, fixed anything that sounded too polished, and approved. My evenings became mine again. And yes, I got the backend role.

Honestly, I was suspicious. Most AI job tools spray the same CV everywhere. JobFinder found two research roles I had never seen, reworked each application around my actual projects, and left the final answers for me to approve. Two interviews. One rejection, one offer, and a very relieved phone call to my mum.

My job-search spreadsheet had become a guilt museum. Rows everywhere, follow-ups nowhere. The daily queue gave me a few focused minutes instead of another Sunday lost to job boards. I finally had choices, not just one interview I was terrified to lose.

Moving from analytics into data engineering made every application feel like an argument I had to win. The mock interviews helped me stop rambling and explain why my projects mattered. By the final round I was not reciting answers. I actually sounded like myself. Got the offer.

I was job hunting during my notice period, which is a polite way of saying I had no time and too much panic. JobFinder prepared a different version for every role and I reviewed them on my commute. I started the new job the week after my notice ended.

Get into the ATS. Reach the human.
The employer form puts your application in the system. A verified hiring-manager email puts your real experience in front of the person who can move it forward.
Loved Notion's offline sync — one idea for the editor
Hi Sam,
I've shipped collaborative editors at scale and noticed the cursor-presence lag in low-connectivity sessions — here's a 2-line approach that fixed it for us.
I'd love to bring that to the Staff Engineer role. Open to a quick chat this week?
Submits the application on the job's own form, then reaches the decision-maker directly so you're not just one more entry in the ATS.
Drafts are grounded in your real resume and proof points — personal, not templated spam.
The agent sources, completes forms, emails verified hiring managers, and follows up around the clock — you step in when they reply.
Your job hunt, from Claude, ChatGPT and Muse.
Connect your JobFinder account once, then review matches, read the outreach JobFinder drafted, and approve or reject roles by asking in plain words. Server URL: https://mcp.jobfinder-ai.com/mcp
Claude
- In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, and choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the server URL, click Connect and sign in to JobFinder.
- Click Allow, then ask about your job search in any chat.
ChatGPT
- Open Settings, then Security and login, and turn on Developer mode.
- At chatgpt.com/plugins, click Create MCP app and paste the server URL.
- Sign in, click Allow, then pick JobFinder from the tools menu.
Muse by Meta
- In Muse, open Connectors and search for JobFinder.
- Click Connect and sign in to JobFinder.
- Click Allow and ask Muse what JobFinder found today.
What you can do once it’s connected
“What new job matches did JobFinder find for me today?”
Lists the roles waiting for your decision, best match first, with company, pay and why it matched.
“Show me the email JobFinder drafted for the ClickUp role.”
Opens the match with the job details and the full email draft to the hiring contact.
“Approve my two strongest remote matches.”
Approves them so JobFinder emails the hiring contact or submits the employer's form.
“Reject the Berlin match, I'm not relocating.”
Rejects it with your reason so future matches fit better.
“Did anyone reply to my applications this week?”
Shows what was sent, when, and which employers replied.
“Only show me roles paying at least $180k from now on.”
Updates your role search so new matches meet the salary floor.
Approving a match lets JobFinder contact the employer, so you can set that tool to ask for approval in your assistant. Full setup guide →
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Questions, answered.
Does it really send from my own inbox?
Yes. You connect your email and the agent drafts and sends as you — so replies land in your inbox and look human, because they are personalized by you-shaped context.
Does it actually fill out the application form too?
Yes. Beyond emailing the decision-maker, the agent completes the application wherever the job is posted — standard ATS forms (Greenhouse, Lever, and the like), LinkedIn, and the company's own careers page — using your resume and profile, so you're not copy-pasting the same fields a hundred times.
Will this spam people?
No. Outreach is targeted, tailored, and capped with sensible follow-up limits. The goal is a real reply from the right person, not volume for its own sake.
What kinds of roles does it work for?
Anything where reaching the decision-maker matters — engineering, design, product, ops, and more. You set the target role and the agent does the sourcing.