Hours lost to the scroll
LinkedIn, Indeed, company boards, that one aggregator — the same listings, refreshed, again and again.
RoleCircuit finds the openings worth your time, tailors your documents, fills the forms, and keeps track of it all — right on your own machine. You make the final call.
Matches your design-systems work — worth a look.
They need exactly your 0→1 experience.
Skipped — not your track, don't spend the hour.
LinkedIn, Indeed, company boards, that one aggregator — the same listings, refreshed, again and again.
Every posting reads the same. You guess, apply into the void, and never learn what was a waste of time.
Tweak a bullet, export a PDF, rename the file. Repeat for every single application.
Where did you apply? Did they reply? When should you follow up? The answer is scattered across inboxes and tabs.
RoleCircuit turns that into a system that works for you.
Set it up once. It scans, shortlists, and prepares — you review and decide.
RoleCircuit watches LinkedIn, Indeed, and thousands of company career pages for you — automatically, every hour. New postings that match what you're after land in one place. You never open twelve tabs again.
The RoleCircuit Chrome extension fills application forms on the major hiring platforms — Greenhouse, Lever, Workday and more — using your own answer bank. It types your details, picks sensible defaults for the awkward questions, and then stops. It never clicks submit.
By the time a posting goes live, hundreds apply. RoleCircuit watches the signals that come first — funding announcements, regulatory filings, founder chatter — and alerts you days before the role exists. You show up before the crowd.
No black-box scores. For every role, RoleCircuit shows what the posting asks for next to the line of your own experience that answers it — and it's just as honest about what doesn't fit, so you can skip without second-guessing.
Hook up your Gmail and replies sort themselves. Interviews land in one view. And when something's about to go cold, you get a nudge — with a follow-up already drafted.
No account, no cloud, no telemetry. Your resume, your applications, your replies — stored on your machine, not on someone's server.
Fully open source under the MIT license. Read every line, audit what it does with your data, change what you don't like.
It fills forms but never submits them. It drafts messages but never sends them. Every irreversible action is yours alone.
Free, open source, and running on your machine in minutes.