Your current resume
Bring a PDF resume that is close enough to use as the baseline. Hiring Buddy reads it into structured context for later job-specific suggestions.
Calm application work
Hiring Buddy
A practical workspace for understanding a job, choosing your angle, and keeping the final application in your hands.
Before you start
What to bring to onboarding
Onboarding works best when the app has a few examples of who you are on paper and how you like to explain your work.
Cover letters you like
If you have one or two past cover letters that feel like your voice, paste them in. They help future drafts keep your tone and structure instead of sounding generic.
A sense of what you want next
The mirror chat will ask about target roles, strengths, constraints, and preferences. You do not need perfect answers, but a rough direction helps.
Jobs you are considering
After onboarding, paste job descriptions into the jobs workspace. Each job gets its own fit analysis, notes, cover letter draft, and resume suggestions.
How the app helps
A slower, clearer application process
The goal is to help you understand why a role might fit, what story you should lead with, and which parts of your background deserve more attention for that specific application.
- Set the baseline. Upload your resume, add writing samples if you have them, and talk through what you are looking for.
- Add real job descriptions. Save the roles you are considering so each one has its own workspace.
- Find the angle. Hiring Buddy compares the job against your resume, preferences, and projects, then explains strengths, gaps, risks, and the best application angle.
- Draft and tailor. Generate a cover letter, review resume suggestions, and keep the final call in your hands.