Built for the quiet moves behind every career change.
YouxAI began as one engineer's tool for applying to jobs without losing the evening to forms. It is now an apply agent: it finds the roles that fit, drafts the application, and then stops so the last word is yours.
Kuldeep Singh
A software architect who thinks job-search tools should respect the applicant. YouxAI does the drafting and then gets out of the way. It reads the posting, scores it against your real experience, tailors your résumé, fills the form, and parks. Nothing is submitted in your name until you press Submit.
It is built by one person who uses it for his own search, which is the only reason the honesty rules survived contact with the roadmap.
What the product refuses to do
Private where it counts
The model that scores a role and drafts your answers runs on your own machine. Your résumé and your answers are never sent to a cloud model, and they never train one.
Human pacing
Automation should take the repetition, not the decision. Every application fills, then stops. Anything the agent is unsure of waits for you instead of getting a guess.
A few, done properly
Three applications a day that you actually sent beat three hundred fired off while you slept. Recruiters can tell the difference, and so can you.