Your own job-search scout · by bots.team
Never miss the right job again.
It reads your resume once, then scans the boards and your dream companies’ career pages on your schedule — and leaves a plain-English note with only the roles worth your time. No tabs, no scrolling, no posting you find out about a week late.
Pick the kind of scout you need
Each guide walks through the exact setup for that job — real scenarios, the plain-English instruction to use, and what the note looks like.
Match my resume to the boards
It scans the major boards on your schedule, compares every new posting against your actual resume and must-haves, and flags only the ones worth applying to.
Job board matcher →Find employers that never post to boards
Describe your ideal company — size, industry, the kind of work — and it researches and builds a running list of great fits that hire quietly, off the boards.
Hidden employer finder →Watch my dream companies’ career pages
Give it the careers pages of companies you’d actually love. It checks them every morning and tells you the moment a matching role goes up — often before it hits any board.
Career page watcher →Keep tabs on jobs I’ve applied to
It re-checks every posting you’ve applied to — tells you if one closes or gets reposted, and nudges you when it’s time to follow up.
Application tracker →Brief me before an interview
Tell it who you’re meeting. It pulls together what the company does, recent news and funding, and smart questions to ask — delivered the morning of.
Interview prep brief →Hunt where everyone looks — and where nobody does
Most job searches only cover the boards. The best ones run both lanes at once.
Hundreds of new postings a day, and the good ones get a flood of applicants within hours. JobHunter reads them for you — every new posting compared against your resume and your must-haves — so you apply early to the two that fit instead of skimming the two hundred that don’t. How the board matcher works →
Plenty of great companies never post to the majors — they hire through their own careers page and word of mouth. Describe your ideal employer and JobHunter finds them, keeps a running list, and watches their careers pages so you’re first in line when a role quietly appears. Find hidden employers → · Watch their pages →
Three steps, then it hunts on its own
You describe the hunt in plain English. It does the reading, on the schedule you pick, and only speaks up when something’s worth your time. Want every screen? See the full setup guide →
Tell it about you
Paste your resume text and say what you want, like you’d tell a friend: “Senior product designer roles, remote or Denver, no agencies.” There’s no wrong way to phrase it.
It hunts on your schedule
Every morning (or every few hours), it reads the boards and the career pages you care about, compares each posting against your resume, and keeps notes on what’s new.
It leaves you a short list
Most days: “nothing worth your time.” The day something fits, you get the link and why it fits — and you apply in your own words. It never applies for you.
Calm most mornings. Loud the day it matters.
Here’s what a note looks like — quiet on the days nothing fits, and clear the morning the right role shows up.
Illustrative example. Your notes describe real postings from the boards and pages it checked — JobHunter reads them, it doesn’t invent them.
What are you hunting for?
Fill this in and we’ll hand your bot the job, already written. Opens bots.team with everything pre-filled — you’ll paste your resume there, and tweak the wording if you like.
It finds the jobs. It never applies for you.
This is the part people ask about first, so we’ll say it plainly: JobHunter finds and reports. It doesn’t hold your logins, it never sends your resume anywhere, and it can’t click “Easy Apply.” Your resume stays on your own computer. When a role fits, you get a note with the link and the reasons — the application, in your voice, stays entirely yours. More in the FAQ →
Already have Claude? JobHunter is free.
The app is always free. The only cost is Claude — and if you already pay for it, you’re done.
Paid to Anthropic for Claude, not to us. Full pricing breakdown →
The things people ask first
Can it apply to jobs for me?
No — and that’s on purpose. It finds and reports. It never sends your resume anywhere, never fills a form, and can’t click “Easy Apply.” Auto-applied applications are exactly the ones that get ignored — yours should sound like you.
What does it do with my resume?
It stays on your computer. The app runs locally; when the bot runs, relevant details go to Claude’s API to do the matching — like any AI tool — but your resume is never uploaded to us or to a job board, and nobody builds a candidate profile of you.
Which job boards does it cover?
Any it can read. The big aggregators, plus the Greenhouse-, Lever-, and Ashby-style pages where most company listings actually live. Some sites block automated reading (LinkedIn especially) — when a page won’t load, it says so plainly instead of pretending it checked.
How does it find companies that don’t post to the boards?
You describe your ideal employer; it does the research. Directories, industry lists, funding and product news — it builds a running list of companies that match, then watches their careers pages. How the hidden employer finder works →
What does it cost?
Free if you already pay for Claude. The app is free and runs on that subscription. If you don’t have Claude yet, you’ll need one (~$20/month) — our setup guide walks you through it.
Where does it run — is my machine exposed?
On your own Mac or Windows computer. No standing cloud machine holds your setup, and no inbound listener sits open. It reaches out to the boards and Claude’s API when it checks — like any tool that reads the web.
Set up your job hunter in about two minutes
Describe what you’re looking for, set the schedule, and let it hunt. No account needed to start, no credit card, no catch.
Set up your job hunter →