Atlas
Prepares the application. You decide whether it leaves the Mac.
Atlas keeps a local queue of roles. It scores a dry-run pack against the vacancy. There is no live submit path: the human in the loop is you, in the browser.
You can mail the pack to yourself, put a reminder on your own calendar, send the application by mail if you choose, or paste prepared answers into the employer’s website — including keyword-heavy forms such as Workday — so you are not filling the same boxes from memory under time pressure.
When public reviews of management and workplace culture (for example on Glassdoor) sit poorly against the score, Atlas puts that next to the vacancy. You choose whether the role is worth more of your time, or whether to look for a better match. That reading is usually sold by expensive private recruiters. Here it stays on your Mac.
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