WiseApply

WiseApply does the hour of work a good job application takes, in about five minutes, for every role you apply to.

The maths of a modern job hunt

It takes roughly 250 applications to land one offer. About 80% of roles are filled before they are publicly posted, and only 2 to 3% of applications ever get a human reply. Done properly, tailoring a CV and cover letter to one posting takes about an hour. Nobody has 250 hours, so people send the same generic CV everywhere and the numbers get worse.

What it does per application

Point it at a job posting and it reads the posting against your CV, then produces:

• A CV recut for that specific role, leading with the experience that posting actually asks for
• A cover letter in your voice, not a template with the company name swapped in
• Answers to the screening questions, drafted from your real history

Self-serve is £14.99 a month for 150 analyses and 30 CV rewrites, with three free analyses to try it, no card needed.

When you want out of the loop entirely

There is a done-for-you tier where human specialists submit up to 30 tailored applications a day on your behalf, from £100 a month. The AI drafts, a person checks and sends. Judgement does not automate cleanly, and pretending otherwise is how applications end up addressed to the wrong company.

Works across the US, UK, Europe and Australia, for engineers, product managers, designers and most office roles.

Lessons

1. The market math is the brief. 250 applications per offer means nobody has a spare hour per application; give that hour back and the product sells itself.
2. AI output plus a human specialist beats either alone. The managed tier exists because judgment does not automate cleanly.
3. Wise Route, WiseApply and BritWise are one thesis: moving to the UK is a pipeline, and every stage deserves a proper tool.