I had rated them a 3, but then the major hassle with Discord made me rate them a 1. When Job Wizard works, it works well. But it doesn't always work. I'm trying to use it today, and it keeps telling me to sign in. I've signed in over 24 times and even started over & keeps telling me to sign in. What's also annoying is that it shows up on most websites you visit (that are unrelated to a job search). What's SUPER ANNOYING is that the only tech assistance available is through Discord, who require all kinds of nonsense just to get on their site. You've got to give them your DOB and email, then you have to verify your email. GOOD BYE Job Wizard. I do not have time for all this foolishness.

So happy I found JobWizard. The best part for me is how it suggests relevant people on LinkedIn who can give a referral. It feels like I have a behind-the-scenes advantage!

I love the UI—really clean and easy to navigate. The biggest win is how it breaks down each job description and highlights what you need to add to stand out. Perfect for busy applicants.

I appreciate how easy it is to generate a resume tailored with the job’s keywords. It has improved my response rate significantly. Sometimes the chat can lag, but it’s a minor inconvenience

I like it

The autofill accuracy is remarkable. It’s correct about 90% of the time, and I only have to make small tweaks. The AI chat also gave me some surprising insights into my interview responses. Great tool.

Works fine

The AI assistant within JobWizard helped me craft a compelling cover letter. It suggested better phrases and angles I hadn’t even considered. This tool keeps getting better with every update

From 0 interviews to 4 in a month! The keyword scanner and resume builder are magic. Wish the AI chat had multilingual support for global roles

Can't believe it's still free

I’ve used a few application-fillers in the past, but JobWizard’s attention to detail sets it apart. Sometimes it takes a second to analyze the job description, but then it nails the match score and suggested keywords.

Way better than Simplify