JobApplyAI turns a LinkedIn hiring post into an email written for that role, from your own skills and projects. The first 3 applications are free. After that, 50 cost ₹99.
No card. No subscription. Pay by UPI only when you decide to.
When a hiring post fills up with “Interested”, nothing in that list tells the recruiter who can do the job. An email can carry what a comment cannot.
A comment
An email
The reason most people still comment is that writing a proper email for every post takes time. That is the part this tool takes off you.
Skills, projects, internships, the roles you want. Sign in with Google and add your resume. This is what every email is written from, so ten careful minutes here matter more than anything else.
Open LinkedIn as usual. When you see a post that is hiring, the button is on it. The post is read, matched to your profile, and an email for that role is drafted.
You get the email and a LinkedIn message to review. Edit anything that does not sound like you, then send the email from your own mail. A short comment is posted on the hiring post for you.
One-time packs. Credits do not expire, so a pack bought now still works next semester.
Payment is by UPI and is checked by hand, so credits are added once the payment is confirmed, not instantly. One credit writes one application. Work out which pack you need.
It gets a better-written application in front of a recruiter, faster. The interview is still yours to pass.
Every email is written from what you tell it. No projects and no skills in the profile means a thin email. Fill the profile before you spend a single credit.
Anyone quoting you one is guessing. Replies depend on the role, the recruiter and how well you fit.
A 30-minute call with the founder, on screen-share, going through your resume line by line. Sending more applications with a resume that gets filtered out only gets you filtered out faster, so fix this first if you are unsure.
Useful whether or not you ever install anything.
Three applications are free. If the emails are not better than what you would have written, you have lost nothing.