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Every week's changes to Applysent, newest first.

Week of

A help centre, a better résumé checker and fewer questions

  • A help centre at /help, and plain-English reasons in the app when an application can't be sent.
  • The free ATS résumé checker reads any file type, including scanned PDFs, and gives writing feedback alongside skill matches.
  • A supported hiring systems page, and a free tool that tells you which hiring system a company uses from a job link.
  • More years-of-experience questions and Workday date fields are answered from your résumé instead of being sent to you.
  • AI assistants connected to your account explain in plain words why an application is waiting, and answer faster.

Week of

Fewer screening questions to answer

  • Questions about relatives or family at the employer, FINRA firms and government officials are answered No. Change it on the Facts step.
  • Government, DoD and military service questions are answered No when your résumé shows none, and high-school diploma questions Yes when it lists a degree.
  • More right-to-work and sponsorship wordings are answered from your profile.
  • Workplace-preference answers approved automatically are now filled in instead of being asked again.

Week of

Proof for every application and a faster Matches page

  • Every application now keeps proof of what was sent: a screenshot of the employer's final page and its confirmation text, shown in the application's details.
  • The Matches page loads in seconds again.
  • Fewer repeated questions. Answers you've approved are reused on later applications, and common questions about right to work, education, languages, notice period, start date and salary are answered from your profile and résumé.
  • Workday: we apply as a guest on career sites that don't need a candidate account, and jobs show the company's brand name instead of a legal entity.
  • You can now ask for remote jobs based anywhere, in onboarding and on your profile.

Week of

New plans, top-ups and fewer stalled applications

  • Pay monthly or every 3 months, and add a top-up pack when a month runs short. See the pricing page for details.
  • Your allowance is released week by week, and the free trial is your plan's first week.
  • When an employer removes a posting, it says "This job has closed" and leaves your matches.
  • Questions your profile and résumé already answer are settled before you're asked, and long dropdowns are searched with your own details instead of being sent to you.
  • A refund policy page, and a privacy policy that lists every provider we use.

Week of

Answers employers ask, password reset and cleaner job lists

  • A new Answers employers ask section, in onboarding and on your profile, covers address, date of birth, languages and equal-opportunity answers so routine questions are answered once.
  • Applications on BambooHR, JazzHR, Recruitee, Teamtailor and Oracle Recruiting Cloud now send automatically.
  • Forgot your password? Reset it from the sign-in page.
  • The same job posted on several boards shows once, and postings older than 90 days are hidden.
  • Emails when you sign up, when an application is sent, when an employer replies, and when you have new matches.

Week of

Applysent launches with a public job board

  • The product is now Applysent, at applysent.com.
  • A public job board, free job-search tools, 16 job-search guides and comparisons of 9 auto-apply tools.
  • Apply by link: paste a job posting's link on Matches to import it and queue it for review.
  • Search, a can-apply filter and sorting on Matches, and written answers drafted from your résumé (switch it off in Settings).
  • A Report a bug button in the app, and account export and deletion in Settings.