A free AI job search agent that does the work and leaves Submit to you

What the agent does, in one paragraph

Most AI job tools charge a monthly fee to apply to jobs in bulk on your behalf. Hirabo is the opposite trade. It is free, it works through your search one job at a time, and everything it writes is checked against your resume before you see it. It fills each application, then waits for you to read it and press Submit.

How the free AI job search agent works

The search runs in five steps. At each one an agent does the work, and you check the result before moving on.

1. Read your resume

   Upload a PDF, Word file or text. It is parsed in your browser, and an application profile (name, contact details, work authorization) is pulled out for you to check.

2. Find and rank jobs

   The job pipeline agent searches many sources at once, removes duplicates, filters by location, remote region and age, and ranks what is left by how well your resume fits. The AI model re-scores the top results and says why.

3. Tailor the resume for one job

   The resume optimizer rewrites one section at a time and shows every change next to the original. It is told never to invent facts, and a rewrite that adds a number your resume did not have is thrown out.

4. Find who to contact and draft the outreach

   The cold email agent finds the recruiter and hiring manager from public pages and drafts a short email to each. It never sends anything.

5. Fill the application, then hand it back

   The apply agent opens the employer's form in its own browser, fills what it can, lists the questions only you can answer, and shows a screenshot. Nothing is sent until you press Submit.

Read how each agent makes its decisions, or see what “agentic job search” means and where it stops.

What it can do today

A free AI job matching tool that shows its working

Every job gets a 0 to 100 match score built from six criteria: role and title, skills and tools, responsibilities, seniority, years of experience and location. Each criterion shows its own score, how confident it is, and the terms that matched or are missing. Scoring needs no model call, so it gives the same answer twice. A job in a country you can't work in is capped at 40, so it never ranks as a good fit.

Search across the places tech jobs are posted

Sources include company career boards on Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby, the free Remotive, RemoteOK, Arbeitnow and Jobicy APIs, USAJobs and Adzuna with a free key, and Indeed and LinkedIn search results at modest volumes. The results say how many jobs each source returned.

A free AI resume to job matcher and keyword optimizer

The keyword optimizer lists the terms a posting asks for that your resume has and lacks. You tick only the missing ones that are true for you, and they are added for that job alone. Keywords come from the text about the job, not the “About us” or legal boilerplate, and other spellings count as the same skill (K8s is Kubernetes, Golang is Go).

Cover letters and cold emails that quote your resume

The cover letter agent writes 180 to 280 words for one job. The email agent drafts one message to the recruiter and one to the hiring manager. Both are checked after writing: a draft that mentions a skill or number your resume does not contain is replaced with a template that only quotes your resume. Email addresses found on a page are marked as published; any guessed address is labelled unverified.

A free AI job application assistant that leaves Submit to you

The apply agent fills forms on Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby directly, and follows the Apply button on other career sites, including multi-step forms. It uploads your resume, answers what your profile covers, and drafts short answers to written questions for you to review. Demographic and consent questions are left blank unless you answer them yourself. It stops at CAPTCHAs, logins and bot checks rather than trying to get past them, and it refuses LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor and ZipRecruiter, whose terms forbid automated applications.

An AI job search copilot, free, in a chat

A small model that runs inside your browser (Qwen 2.5 1.5B by default) can drive all of the above from a chat: “find remote backend jobs”, “tailor my resume for job 2”, “who should I email?”. It picks the agent to run and sums up the result. It can't submit an application; only the Submit button can.

Why it's free, and what the catch isn't

Hirabo is free. There is no paid tier, no trial and no account, and you never enter a credit card. Open the app and start with your resume.

What to expect instead:

• Speed. The agents use small open models, so a rewrite takes longer than in a paid tool built on a large cloud model.
• Polish. It is a young product. The forms it fills best are Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby.
• Effort. It does not apply in bulk. You read each application and press Submit yourself.

See pricing for the full breakdown.

Where your resume goes

A tool with access to your resume should say exactly where that data goes:

• Your resumes, jobs, drafts and answers are saved in your own browser's storage.
• To do each step, the agents process your resume on Hirabo's servers.
• The agents contact the outside world only to do the job: job sites to search, company pages to find contacts, and the employer's form when you apply.
• Each application shows you a screenshot of the filled form, so you can see exactly what was entered.

Read the full data-handling page for every outside service it contacts and why.

Guides for your situation

• AI job search for software engineersSearching startup boards and tailoring for stack keywords.
• AI job search for data analystsSQL, BI and analytics roles, and the keywords they screen on.
• AI job search for new gradsInternships and entry-level roles with a thin resume.
• AI job search for product managersMatching PM postings and writing to the hiring manager.
• AI remote job searchFiltering by where you're allowed to work from.
• Job search after a tech layoffA free way to restart a search quickly.
• How to apply to Greenhouse jobs fasterWhat gets filled and what's left for you.
• How to apply to Lever jobs fasterIncluding the invisible CAPTCHA many boards use.
• How to apply to Ashby jobsAshby's form and how the agent reaches it.
• Workday job application tipsWhy Workday needs an account, and what still helps.

More answers

• Can AI apply to jobs for me?What's possible, and what we chose not to do.
• Is it safe to let AI apply to jobs for you?The risks of mass auto-apply, plainly.
• How to automate job applications for freeA step-by-step setup with free tools.
• PricingWhat is free, and what free means here.

Start your search today

Open the app, upload your resume, and search. There is nothing to install and nothing to pay.

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