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AIApply: AI Job Search & Apply

Business

AiApply

iPhone iPadFree
Store rating
3.5 ★
Store ratings
125
AVALW mentions
0
Price
Free
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 14, 2026

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About AIApply: AI Job Search & Apply

Find jobs that fit. Let AIApply handle the applications.

AIApply is your AI career agent for finding and applying to jobs. Add your resume, set your preferences and let it match you with relevant roles and submit applications on your behalf.
Spend less time searching and filling out forms, and more time preparing for your next interview.

The app is free to download. Auto Apply requires a paid subscription.

- Find relevant opportunities. AIApply reads your resume and scores roles against your experience to help you focus on jobs that fit.
- Understand each match. See fit scores, salary, seniority, location and role requirements at a glance.
- Track your applications. See what was submitted, when it was sent and what came back.
- Keep employer replies together. Receive interview requests and application updates in the app.

Choose how much you want to automate:

- Auto mode finds matching jobs and applies for you.
- Hybrid mode automatically applies to strong matches and asks you to review the rest.
- Review mode lets you swipe through matches and approve applications before they are sent.

Switch modes or pause your search at any time.

Use the same account on your iPhone and the web. Your applications and employer replies appear in the same dashboard and inbox.

Join over 2 million job seekers using AIApply.

Download AIApply, add your resume and set up your job search today.

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