An agent for the job hunt.
We believe the job hunt is broken. We built the agent to fix it.
We're not a job board.
We're the agent inside one.
One application. Four stages. No tabs, no spreadsheet, no cover letter you typed at 11pm.
Four rules.
We don't bend them.
Every product call gets weighed against these four. Generic values walls don't ship code. These do.
Show the agent working.
Don't badge the underlying tech. The pipeline is the product, the demonstration is the hero.
Marketing copy should point to shipped mechanics in the dashboard: the tracker, receipts, approval controls, and ScoutChat artifacts.
Pace beats volume.
A smaller set of tailored applications, paced by your limits and preferences, beats cookie-cutter blasts.
The candidate holds the trigger.
Manual review is always available. Autopilot is opt-in, rule-bound, and controlled from the app.
Receipts over promises.
Applications keep the records ScoutJobs has: documents, status, notes, timestamps, and CSV export for tracker rows.
What we believe.
Three claims. No hedging. No restatements.
Hand-applying is broken.
Two hundred LinkedIn applications a week, six hours of repetitive forms, and a single recruiter glance per CV. The agent reads what nobody at scale will: every posting, every form, every fit signal.
No recruiters, no spam, no ghost jobs.
Listings come from company hiring pages and public sources, then automation filters expired posts, duplicates, recruiter spam, and low-signal roles before they reach your shortlist.
The candidate holds the trigger.
Manual review stays available. Autopilot is opt-in, rule-bound, and controlled from the app. Telegram is a planned surface, not a live control plane.
