Guide
Paste a Link, Get the Homework
Pasting a link is the whole input. In seconds the studio reads the posting past the boilerplate, researches the company, and finds the application's real questions, the homework you'd do on your best day if you had the hours.
You find a role you might want. Maybe a strong pull, maybe just a maybe. Either way, the entire input the studio asks of you is this: you paste the link.
That's it. No forms, no fields to line up. One URL, and the studio goes to work.
It reads the role, properly
The moment that link lands, the studio starts doing what you'd do with a free evening and every intention of getting this one right. It reads the posting. Really reads it, past the boilerplate and the culture-deck lines, down to what the role actually needs and what would matter most if you landed it.
Staff Product Engineer
Reading the posting and your last three wins…
It does your homework
Then it goes to work on the things you'd never have the hours for. It researches the company, the one you'd never heard of until this morning: how they make money, how they hire, where they're headed, what you'd want to bring up if you got in the room. The employer brief goes deep on what it digs up.
And it hunts down the application's own questions, the ones buried three clicks into the form, and lays them out before you ever face a blank field. At least when the posting carries its own questions. Some don't.
And you can trust it
Here's what makes any of it worth having: every read is tied to a real source. The company research is grounded in what the studio actually found, and you can see where each piece came from.
That's the difference between homework and a hallucination. One you can act on. The other only sounds like you can.
Then the call is yours
All of that, in the seconds after you paste. Then the studio does the thing you actually came for: it scores the role against everything that matters to you and hands you a straight read on the fit. Reading your scores is where that lands.
Now it's your move. You look at the read and you weigh it: is this one worth your evening? If it isn't, you let it go and you've lost nothing but the paste. If it is, the whole application is one opportunity run away, tailored to this role and yours to shape. The apply kit is what comes next.
The studio did the legwork, every bit of it, for every role you're chasing. The call it hands back is the one that was always yours to make.