Questions, answered.

A web app for the person looking for work. It searches freelance, permanent and remote job boards in one go, scores each posting against your profile, tailors a CV and letter to the posting from your own facts, and drafts the application e-mail, which waits for your approval. It is an app of Geenius OS and also works on its own.

It is in early access: invite-only, with payments in test mode. The parts described on this site are built and in the app. We let people in a few at a time, so request access and we write when your place is ready.

Freelancers and job seekers in Europe, with freelance projects in the Netherlands and Germany first. It also covers permanent roles in Germany and remote roles. See the use cases.

No. Careers is a standalone app with its own account and plans. A paid Geenius OS plan includes the matching Careers plan, and you sign in with the same account.

No. Careers is for the person looking for work. An employer side exists in the code but is switched off and hidden.

Twelve boards: Freelance.nl, freelancermap and GULP for freelance projects in the Netherlands and Germany; Bundesagentur für Arbeit, GermanTechJobs and Arbeitnow for permanent roles in Germany; and Himalayas, RemoteOK, Remotive, We Work Remotely, Jobicy and the Hacker News Who is hiring thread for remote work.

They have no public data, so Careers does not scrape them. It gives you ready-made searches for them and a paste box to bring a posting in. An AI agent with a browser can import what it read.

How well the posting fits your profile, with the reasons: the requirements you cover and where your evidence is, and the ones that are missing. Missing stays missing and is never added to your CV.

A posting that asks for Dutch is not shown unless Dutch is one of your working languages. A posting only written in Dutch that never asks for Dutch is kept and tagged.

Yes. Opt in under Jobs, pick the boards, languages and a rate floor, and choose an hour in your time zone. You get the strong new matches, and can have them saved to your pipeline.

Your facts, once: skills with aliases and evidence, roles with engagements, projects, education, languages, and rules per country. Every tailored CV selects from it. You can import your existing CV to start.

No. A tailored CV is drawn only from your master profile, every bullet keeps the id of its source, and a check refuses or repairs any line, number or skill that has no source. When a posting asks for something you cannot evidence, Careers lists it as missing and leaves it off.

Yes. A letter or an e-mail draft is checked sentence by sentence: numbers, years of experience, skills, employers, titles, credentials, achievements, languages, contact data and the signature must trace to your profile or the posting. A failure refuses the save, the draft or the approval and names each sentence.

The order and selection of your lines, three to five key qualifications chosen for the posting, and the letter. The content is stored once; any design, length and density draws it.

More than ten, each in one page, two pages or multi-page, and concise, standard or full density. You can download PDF and DOCX and compare with your original CV.

Yes, from your own German lines. A German posting gets a German CV and letter. Lines you have not translated stay in the base language, and the page says how many. A letter is never machine-translated.

Yes, a plain ATS design for systems that read CVs automatically.

Never. Every e-mail waits in the outbox until you approve that exact message. AI assistants connected through Geenius OS can create drafts and ask for approval but have no send or approve action.

With your own Resend account from your own domain. You add your key and check your domain in Mail settings. Careers never sends applications with a key of ours: without your key an approval is refused.

After a random delay (7 to 25 minutes by default), moved into Monday to Friday, 08:30 to 18:00 in the recipient's time zone, and at most the daily limit (10 by default). You can cancel while it is scheduled.

You create a Careers address in Mail settings and forward replies to it, for example with a Gmail filter. Replies are matched to their thread and application.

One question at a time, drawn from the posting's own words, with each answer marked against a published rubric. It runs on a rubric and needs no model. It is part of Premium and Max.

Yours. Careers has no built-in AI in early access. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Grok to Geenius OS and it can help through Careers. The search, scoring, CV engine and rubric work without any AI.

Careers must be added to your Geenius OS workspace. Then add the Geenius OS connector in your AI and sign in. The steps are in Use with your AI.

No. The door has no send or approve action and refuses them by name. Your AI can leave a draft in your outbox and ask for approval.

Pro is €9 a month, Premium €19, Max €49. Payments are in test mode during early access. A Geenius OS plan includes the matching Careers plan. See pricing.

No free plan and no trial period. We can give people we invite a promo key for a 7, 14 or 30 day trial.

Pro: 30 tailored CVs a month and 25 CV documents. Premium: 60 and 50. Max: no counts. Search, digests and the outbox are on every plan; interview rehearsal is on Premium and Max. A tailored CV is counted once per posting, when it is first tailored; editing a version is the same CV.

Your master profile, CVs, letters, saved jobs, applications and mail drafts are stored for you and used to run Careers. Careers has no built-in AI, so your texts reach a model only if you connect your own AI. The privacy statement is a draft until a lawyer has reviewed it.

Yes. The app has a data export and an account deletion that also erases your CVs, applications, mail and jobs, after a two-week grace period.