TypeScript Backend Engineer
Pip’s read: matches 9 of 11 requirements. Above your floor.
Shortlist is an AI job-application tool: it finds roles that fit your resume on employers’ own career sites — Greenhouse, Ashby, Workable, Rippling — fills in each real application form, and waits for your approval before anything is sent. Made for job seekers tired of retyping the same details into portal after portal.
Browse the live board →Jobs pulled from employers’ own systems every six hours, salary shown wherever they published one.
TypeScript Backend Engineer
Pip’s read: matches 9 of 11 requirements. Above your floor.
Retype the same resume into every portal, one field at a time, until your soul quietly leaves your body.
200 identical applications into the void. Four replies. Zero idea what worked, or why.
A recruiter finally writes back — buried under newsletters, found three days too late.
Overnight, Pip re-scans every board, ranks what’s new against your resume, and preps the strong ones — answers drafted, resume matched. You wake up to a queue, not a chore.
Wake up to a shortlistOther tools apply for you and hope. Shortlist preps the whole envelope, then hands you the pen.
Every reply is archived against the right application — and lands in your own inbox too. Nothing lost, nothing leaked, and no folder of 200 unread rejections.
Rejections get softened to “Not this time” and filed quietly — never pushed at 9 AM.
“23 applications my first week — two interviews by Friday. I did the talking. Pip did the typing.”
“Every reply is filed against the job it belongs to. My inbox stayed calm and I never lost a recruiter thread again.”
“I stopped dreading Sunday nights. Five cards over coffee, approve two, done. It feels like choosing, not begging.”
Put it in yours. Two minutes to set up — free to start, free to leave.