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Upload your resume once and SlothPilot maps your skills, achievements, and the hard numbers most people forget to mention.

SlothPilot reads the post, tailors your resume, and hits submit. You wake up to interviews, not busywork.
SlothPilot only lists a board once it works end to end.
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Anything it can't answer from your CV is held here for you, never guessed.
It only applies to what matches these; titles you skip never get opened.
| Company | Position | Source | Status | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acme Inc. | UI/UX Designer | Indeed | Applied | Aug 11 |
| Tech Corp | Frontend Developer | JobStreet | Applied | Aug 11 |
| Nova Digital | Product Designer | Indeed | Applied | Aug 10 |
| CloudWorks | React Developer | JobStreet | Needs Review | Aug 10 |
| Pixel Labs | UX Designer | Indeed | Applied | Aug 09 |
Nothing matches those filters.
A good pilot trusts his instruments. Here is what the gauges read after millions of flights.
The job hunt is a long campaign. We handle the grinding work so you can save your strength for the interviews that matter.
Upload your resume once and SlothPilot maps your skills, achievements, and the hard numbers most people forget to mention.

You chart the course with target roles, locations, a salary floor, and the job titles to skip. It only applies to what matches.

Applications go out while you rest, each one tailored to the post — every job it opens and every answer it gives, live on your dashboard.

SlothPilot flies the two runways that carry most of the quick-apply listings worth having — Indeed and JobStreet, both supported end to end.
More runways are being added. A board is only listed once it actually works, because a promise you discover after paying is worse than a shorter list.
A copied template is a wasted stamp. SlothPilot reshapes your true experience around the employer's actual priorities, moving the most relevant details to the front. Nothing is invented.
The instruments are steady. Here is the word from the cockpit.
"Two months of evenings disappeared from my schedule. I sent 100 applications in one session and went to bed."
Backend engineerFreelancer
"I was searching quietly while still employed. SlothPilot worked overnight and nobody at my company knew."
Backend engineerFreelancer
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No. It applies to what matches your rules — your job titles, your locations, your salary floor — and skips the rest. Volume without aim is just spam, and it's your name on every one.
Yes. Start with a dry run: it finds and lists the matches without applying to any of them. You can also set it to fill everything in and stop at the Submit button so you press it yourself. And anything it can't answer truthfully is held in a queue for you rather than sent.
Nothing in the application announces it, and it arrives from your own account like any other. But we won't pretend it's undetectable — the cover letter is written for that specific post from your real experience, and it's worth reading what goes out in your name.
Applying for jobs is. The wrinkle is that some job boards restrict automated use in their own terms, and you'd be using your own account — so that's a decision you make, and we say so plainly in our Terms. SlothPilot never invents qualifications and never applies as anyone but you.
SlothPilot reads a job post, tailors your resume and cover letter to it, fills the form and hits submit.
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