Stop rewriting your CV for openings that were never a fit
JobJeez searches the boards you would search anyway, tells you why each opening fits — and where it does not — then writes the CV and cover letter from facts you have confirmed.
JobJeez never submits an application for you.
Three steps to your first application
Confirm your experience
Upload a CV or your LinkedIn PDF. JobJeez pulls out dates, employers and skills, and you correct anything it read wrong. Nothing is written from a guess.
Choose the work you want
Job titles, where you can legally work, remote or on site, contract or permanent. Openings arrive with a reason attached, or they do not arrive.
Prepare and track applications
A tailored CV, a cover letter and interview questions for each opening. Fill the employer's own form in your browser, check every answer, and send it yourself.
Why not just a chatbot and a spreadsheet
Four things a general assistant cannot do for a job search.
Recruiters with evidence, not guesses
Named contacts carry the published source they were found in, so you can see where a name and an address came from before you write to anyone.
Documents you can hold to your CV
Generated text is written from a fact sheet you confirmed. If a claim is not in it, it does not go in the letter.
Autofill that waits for you
A browser extension fills a company's own application form from your profile, then shows you every answer to check, change or undo. It never presses submit.
You can see how old a listing is
Every opening carries where it came from and when it was last checked, because a two-week-old posting is a different decision from this morning's.
Two different searches
Looking for a job
The main path: job boards, recruiters, applications and follow-ups. Built first for experienced professionals searching in Canada, including remote and contract work.
Looking for a supervisor or a lab
A separate path for graduate and research positions: universities, professors who are taking students, and what they have published. Different search, different vocabulary — kept apart so neither gets in the other's way.
What we have not measured yet
JobJeez is in pilot. There are no interview or hiring figures on this page because we do not have honest ones yet, and a job-search product quoting invented success rates is asking you to trust the wrong thing.
Before you start
Where do the openings come from?
Public job boards and aggregators, plus — on the paid plan — an AI live web search that reads company career pages directly. Every opening shows which source it came from and when it was last checked. There is no private feed of unlisted jobs here, and nobody else has one either.
Does JobJeez apply to jobs for me?
No. It prepares the application and can fill a company's form in your browser, but you review every answer and you press submit. That is a deliberate limit rather than a missing feature: an application sent without you reading it is your name on something you have not seen.
What about work authorisation, salary and declaration questions?
Those stay yours to answer. The extension leaves consent, declaration and signature fields alone, and every answer it suggests is on screen for you to change before the form is submitted. If your situation changes, change the answer — nothing here is treated as a permanent fact about you.
What happens to my CV?
It is stored on your account and used to build the fact sheet your documents are written from. Generating a document sends the relevant parts to an AI provider. Your CV is not sold, is not sent to employers by us, and is not used as an example anywhere — the sample on this page is invented.
What do I need to install?
Nothing, to search and to generate documents — that all works in a browser. Filling an employer's form needs a Chrome extension, which is currently installed by hand rather than from the Chrome Web Store.
How do I stop?
The free plan has nothing to cancel. Paid self-service billing is still being built; when it ships you will be able to cancel from your account and keep everything you have already generated.
What does it not do?
It does not submit applications and it does not promise interviews. It cannot fill every company's application form — layouts vary, and some will need you to finish by hand. It does not estimate your odds of being hired: a fit score reads the posting against your profile, it does not predict a decision.