TypeScript Backend Engineer
Pip’s read: matches 9 of 11 requirements. Above your floor.
Apply while the recruiter is still reading. Shortlist watches employers’ career sites; the moment a job that fits you appears, it fills in the real form and applies, in your words. Approve each one yourself, or set a rule and let it go.
Browse the live board →Jobs read from employers’ own career sites every six hours, with the salary wherever they posted one.
TypeScript Backend Engineer
Pip’s read: matches 9 of 11 requirements. Above your floor.
The same name, the same phone number, the same three paragraphs, typed into a different portal every time.
200 identical applications. Four replies. No idea what worked, or why.
A recruiter finally writes back. It sits under the newsletters for three days before you see it.
Every six hours Pip reads the boards again. When a new job clears your rule, it fills in the form and applies, minutes after the posting went up. You wake up to a mail that says what went out and what is waiting for you.
See how Autopilot worksOther tools apply for you and hope. Shortlist shows you the whole form first, or applies by a bar you set. Either way, it is your call.
Pip fills in the form and shows you every answer. You read it, then you press send.
Set the bar once. A new job that clears it is applied to within minutes, and you get a mail.
Start with the first. Switch when you trust it.
Every reply is filed on the application it belongs to, and lands in your own inbox too. Nothing gets lost, and there is no folder of 200 unread rejections.
Rejections are filed quietly as “Not this time”. They are never pushed at you 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.