Job applications, kept track of.
Twenty applications across fifteen different systems, each with its own login, each silent. You find out you were rejected six weeks ago, if at all.
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Why job hunting is opaque
- Every company uses a different application system.
- Status changes without any email.
- Keeping a spreadsheet is its own job.
- You can't tell what's live and what's dead.
How Browza helps
Every portal, one list
It checks each system you applied through and reports the real status.
Told when something moves
An interview request or a rejection reaches you when it happens.
New roles too
The same agent can watch for jobs that match what you're after.
Follow-ups on time
It can tell you which applications have gone quiet long enough to chase.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Check the job portals I've applied through and tell me the status of each application, and which ones I haven't heard about in over two weeks.”
Questions people ask
Will it apply for jobs for me?
It can fill an application from your details, and it asks before submitting anything in your name. Mass auto-applying isn't something we'd encourage — it doesn't work and employers dislike it.
Does it need my logins?
You sign in once per portal, yourself. Browza never types your password.
Can it help with the CV?
It can tell you what a posting asks for, which is the useful half. Writing is still yours.
Related use cases
What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.