Every career site, one ranked list
Jobs from company career pages, sorted by how well they match you. A job posted in four cities shows up only once.
VocarynStill loading. Your connection is slow.Vocaryn finds jobs that match your experience, rewrites your resume for each one, and applies for you on the company’s own website.
Example workspace. The candidate and employers are fictional.
Applies through the hiring platforms employers already use
The usual reasons a job search stalls, and what Vocaryn does about each one.
“Which of these jobs actually fit me?”
Every job gets a match score based on your real experience, so the best matches come first.
“Tailoring my resume for each job takes forever.”
Your resume is rewritten for every job, in the same format you uploaded.
“Every form asks me the same questions.”
Filled in from answers you give once, and saved so you can check them later.
“What if the AI makes things up about me?”
Truth Lock removes any company name or number that your own details do not back up.
“Will employers think I am spamming them?”
It sends only up to your daily limit, and never the same role to the same company twice in a month.
“Did my application even go through?”
You get a record of every application, and it spots the company’s replies in your Gmail.
Five things Vocaryn does for every job, so you stop typing the same answers into a hundred forms.
Jobs from company career pages, sorted by how well they match you. A job posted in four cities shows up only once.
Every company name and number must match something you confirmed about yourself. Anything else is removed before sending.
It sends only up to your daily limit, and never the same role at the same company twice in a month.
For LinkedIn Easy Apply, Naukri and other sites that need your own browser, the Vocaryn Autofill extension fills the form in your Chrome.
Each application gets your resume rewritten for that posting, in the format you uploaded. Skills you do not have are never added.
Every job gets a score out of 100, made of four parts. Here is how one example job, at Corvel Pay, was scored.
Backend Engineer at Corvel Pay. Example posting, fictional.
Required, worth 45 points
Preferred, worth 15 points
Vocaryn follows each role through four moves. Scroll through them, or pick one.
Add your roles, skills and results once. You confirm each Career Fact before anything uses it.
Each job is scored on its title, its location and how many of its requirements you meet. Clear job posts rank above vague ones.
Your resume is rewritten using the job post’s own words, and the form’s questions are answered from what you told Vocaryn. Truth Lock checks every line.
It applies on the company’s own form, within your daily limit, saves every answer it gave, and finds the confirmation email in your Gmail.
Four steps to set up. Then it applies on its own, within your daily limit, and stops the moment you say so.
Start freeAdd something to Meera’s resume line for Corvel Pay. Truth Lock keeps it only if one of her confirmed Career Facts backs it up.
Rebuilt the billing service in TypeScript and PostgreSQL.
Truth Lock checks company names, numbers and technical claims. It cannot judge vague wording, so you can read every application yourself, before and after it is sent.
Vocaryn acts in your name, so its rules are strict and written down.
You choose which of these it uses. If a company asks for a code sent to your email, Vocaryn skips that job instead of getting around it.
Five ways to apply for jobs, and what each one leaves to you. Vocaryn is the only one that does all of it without making anything up.
| What you need | Doing it yourself | Mass-apply bots | Resume builders | Career coach or writer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds roles that fit your real experience | Yes: Ranked by your confirmed facts | Partly: You search every site | Partly: Usually keyword matches | No: Not part of it | Partly: Advice, not a list |
| A resume tailored to every job | Yes: Every application, in your format | Partly: Hours for each one | No: Usually one resume for all | Partly: You edit each version | Partly: A few versions, paid each time |
| Answers the employer’s questions | Yes: From your record, kept in a receipt | Partly: Typed by hand, every time | Partly: Varies, often guessed or skipped | No: Not part of it | No: Not part of it |
| Never invents skills or numbers | Yes: Truth Lock checks every line | Yes: Up to you | No: Rarely checked | Partly: AI text is not checked against you | Partly: Depends on the writer |
| Sends the application for you | Yes: Through the employer’s own form | No: You do it | Yes: Yes, in volume | No: No | No: No |
| Proof of what was sent | Yes: Every answer, plus Gmail replies matched | Partly: Your own spreadsheet | Partly: Varies | No: No | No: No |
| Keeps your name safe | Yes: Daily limit, one per role a month, one Stop button | Yes: You decide | No: Volume first | Yes: Nothing is sent | Yes: Nothing is sent |
| Your effort per application | Yes: Set up once | No: All of it | Partly: Low, but fit is low too | Partly: Editing every time | Partly: Meetings and waiting |
| Needs fully met | 8 of 8 | 2 of 8 | 1 of 8 | 1 of 8 | 1 of 8 |
Compared by category, not with any named product. Tools differ and change, so check a tool’s current features before you choose it.
Get the only one that meets all 8.
Start freeYour first 5 applications are free, with no card. You see each one sent, with the resume made for that job, before you are asked to pick a plan. Plans start from under ₹17 a day, and every plan does all of it: finds jobs, rewrites your resume, fills the forms and sends them. Bigger plans cost less per application. Each application uses 20 credits.
No card and no plan. Vo finds jobs that fit you, tailors your resume to each one and sends 5 real applications on the employers’ own websites. Pick a plan only if you want it to keep going.
About 5 applications a day100 credits a day
₹3.33 per application if you use all your credits
For a focused search on a few roles.
Start freeAbout 25 applications a day500 credits a day
₹2.00 per application if you use all your credits
For an active search across many companies.
Start freeAbout 100 applications a day2,000 credits a day
₹1.33 per application if you use all your credits
For applying widely, every day.
Start freeAbout 25 applications a day for three months, paid once, with no autopay. That is ₹1.78 per application if you use all your credits, and ₹498 less than three months of Pro.
If no application is sent within 7 days of your payment, ask and we refund it in full. And an application that is not sent never uses up your credits.
How long does one application take you by hand? Pick that and a plan to see the time you save.
250 hoursof applying in 30 days at 25 a day. Pro costs ₹1,499, about ₹6 for each hour you get back.
This assumes you use all your daily credits. Sending fewer applications uses fewer credits.
Plans begin after your 5 free applications. Prices in Indian rupees, for 30 days (Switch Season: 90 days). The price shown is the full amount you pay. Extra credits that never expire can be added from the Plan page. Payments go through Cashfree.
Still unsure? Sign in and look around. Nothing is sent until you switch on auto-apply.
Sign inOnly after you switch on auto-apply and agree to it. Each one goes through the company’s own form, and you get a record of every answer it gave.
It answers from what you told Vocaryn: your Career Facts (your confirmed work history and skills), your saved answers and your resume. If a question needs something you have not told it, it skips that job and sends nothing. It never guesses identity numbers, age or criminal history.
Company career pages on Ashby, Workable, Recruitee and SmartRecruiters. For LinkedIn Easy Apply, Naukri and other sites that need your own browser, the Vocaryn Autofill extension fills the form in your Chrome.
No. Truth Lock removes any company name or number that your confirmed details do not back up. It cannot judge vague wording, so you can read every application yourself.
Yes. Every application is saved with its resume and answers, so you can read it. If you would rather approve each one yourself, keep auto-apply off and send each one yourself from your Applications page.
Not for everything. Some applications are sent from Vocaryn’s servers. Others, like LinkedIn Easy Apply, Naukri and some company sites, are finished by the Vocaryn Autofill extension, so Chrome needs to be open for those.
Signing up and setting up are free, and your first 5 applications are free too. After that you need a plan, paid for 30 days at a time (or 90 days at once with Switch Season). Bigger plans cost less per application. An application that is not sent does not use your credits, and if nothing is sent within 7 days of paying, you can ask for a full refund.
Yes. One Stop button pauses everything. It takes effect before the next application, not after.
It stays in your account. You can download everything Vocaryn stores about you, or delete any of it, at any time. Gmail is read only to find replies from companies and to warn you about job-scam emails.
Nothing is sent until you switch on auto-apply, and one Stop button pauses everything.
Your first 5 applications free, no card needed
Start freeSign up with Google. You see real applications sent, each with its own resume, before you are asked to pick a plan.
Your job agent. First 5 applications free.
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