Merify reads every new ad that could suit you, scores it against your resume, and writes the cover letter. You read it, change what you like, and send the ones you want.
An example. Yours is built from your own resume and the ads that are live today.
Finding the ad, reading it, reworking your letter, filling in the form. Most people run out of evening long before they run out of jobs. Put your own numbers in.
We count two minutes a job with Merify: reading the letter, pasting it into SEEK's form and pressing submit. Twenty minutes by hand is our estimate for an application with a letter written for the ad; move the slider if you're faster.
A few sentences about the work you want, your resume, and any cover letters you've already written.
It works out which jobs you could realistically land and what counts as your experience. You correct it before anything runs.
Every new ad in your field is read and scored. Most are quietly dropped. The good ones get a letter.
Open a job, read the letter, change anything, then apply on SEEK with it ready to paste.
You submit each application yourself, on SEEK, signed in as you. A hands-free version, where you only tap Approve, is being tested with a handful of people.
Letters are built from your resume and what you tell it, and nothing else. Each one is checked against your resume before you see it, and you get the last read.
Nothing reaches an employer unless you send it. You can read and rewrite every word first.
It throws away most of what it reads. You see the jobs worth applying for, with the catches pointed out.
Delete your account and your resume, your letters and your history are removed straight away.
I'm a uni student in Brisbane. Looking for part-time work meant the same routine every night: scroll SEEK, find a few jobs worth it, rewrite the same letter for each one.
So I built something to do that part for me. In its first week I sent 42 applications, each with a letter written for that job.
Divyesh, who built Merify
SEEK's terms don't permit software that applies on your behalf. Merify doesn't: you submit every application yourself, on SEEK, signed in as you, so nothing automated touches your SEEK account. Merify does the reading and the writing.
They're written from your resume, and if you give it letters you've written before it follows how you write. You can edit every word, or tell it what to change in plain English. Read them before you send them: it's your name at the bottom.
It's stored on our server and used for one thing, which is writing your applications. To do that it's sent to the AI models that do the writing, through Amazon Bedrock, which doesn't use it to train models. Nobody else gets it. Delete your account and it's gone.
If the jobs are advertised on SEEK in Australia, yes: care work, trades, hospitality, retail, office, tech. Setting up works out which categories to search from your resume and what you say you're after.
You see what it understood before it starts, and you can correct it. After that, any job's letter has a box where you can say “from now on, never mention X” or “I do have a forklift ticket”, and it remembers.