Beat the AI to your next role.
Recruiters screen with AI, and everyone else applies with it. Ari gets you past both: five steps to your next job, worked with you every day.
Your job search
Five steps, in any order.
Set your searchDone
The role, the kinds of companies, where, and when you can start. Ari uses it to find postings and tailor your applications. It stays in your private settings, never on your profile.
“Senior product roles at fintech or health-tech companies. Remote or New York, from January.”
Get your profile readyDone
What recruiters see when they look you up. Ari writes your resume and cover letters from your profile, and fills in your LinkedIn, Indeed or Handshake profile from its browser, checking with you before it publishes.
At a career fair or coffee chat: your code, for others to scan, puts you in each other’s contacts. And a photo of a business card saves them, with Ari looking them up.
Ari in your browser: with Ari Browser Companion, Ari fills in your job-site profiles and reads the pages you’re signed in to, in your own browser. You can pause it at any time.
Practice
Each starts a chat for you to finish. Or paste a posting and see your profile the way the AI screeners read it.
- Practice an interviewAri plays the interviewer, then tells you what to sharpen.
- Tailor an applicationPaste a posting: Ari fits your resume to it and drafts a cover letter.
- Practice an AI video interviewTimed answers to set questions, like the AI-scored interviews employers use, then feedback.
- Find an introductionWho in your network knows someone where you want to work.
Most applications are read by software before a person. Paste a posting to see your profile the way it does: what matches, what’s missing, and how to word it.
Paste the job posting
Lumen Health is hiring a Senior Product Manager to own our patient payments roadmap. You’ll partner with engineering and design, run discovery with customers, and define the metrics we hold ourselves to. 5+ years in product management. Payments or fintech experience required; SQL a plus.
Match, out of 100
The experience is there. The screener can’t see your payments work the way it’s worded.
What matches
- 6 years in product management
- A roadmap owned with engineering and design
- Customer discovery
What it asks for that your profile doesn’t show
- Payments or fintech, by name
- Metrics you defined
- SQL
To get through
- Call the billing work what it was: payments.
- Lead each role with a number you moved.
- If you’ve used SQL, say so: the posting asks for it.
In the posting’s words
- Led the billing team’s roadmap at Northwind→ Owned the payments roadmap for Northwind’s billing product
- Talked to customers every week→ Ran weekly discovery with customers
Demo · simplifiedThe screener check, with sample postings and profiles. Yours reads your own.
Put it on autopilot
Turn an agent on once, and it works your search on its own, on a schedule, telling you what it found.
- Job Leads DigestToday, 7:00 AM
Three new postings fit your search, from your LinkedIn alerts and the companies’ own boards. Lumen Health’s Senior PM, Payments is the closest match.
- Recruiting Inbox CheckToday, 7:30 AM
Dana at Lumen Health wants to schedule a screen: Thursday at 2 or Friday at 10.
- Target Company WatchMonday, 8:00 AM
Brightline is growing its payments team after its new round. Worth a line in your note to their VP Product.
- Weekly Job Search ReviewSunday, 6:00 PM
You owe Jordan a thank-you for Tuesday’s coffee, and the Acme take-home is due Friday.
Track where you’re applying
The recruiters, hiring managers and referrers where you’re applying, by stage. Ari keeps it up to date from your email, meetings and chats.
- Jordan LeeFigma · Product Designer
Offered to refer you to Alex Rivera, the Head of Design
Nov 4
- Sam TorresNorthwind · Recruiter
Applied for Senior Product Designer; no reply yet
Oct 28 - Hana KimBrightline · Recruiter
Brightline confirmed your application
Nov 2
- Dana WellsLumen · Talent Partner
Recruiter screen booked for Friday at 2pm
Nov 3
- Chris MorenoAcme · Design Director
Final panel went well; Chris said you’d hear next week
Nov 3
- Ella GrantPinecrest · Head of Product
Offer by email; a call Friday to talk it through
Nov 4
- Leo ParkHalcyon · Recruiter
The role was filled internally
Oct 26
Your next role
Weigh the offer with Ari, then rehearse the negotiation before the real call.
“Let’s role-play. I need to practice negotiating my salary.”
Can’t I do this with ChatGPT or Claude?
You can. You’d be building all of this, and keeping it up, yourself.
It knows who you know
Referrals from the people you’ve actually emailed and met, each route scored by its weaker link.
It works between your asks
Agents on a schedule that tell you what they found. Not a chat that waits.
It acts, with your OK
It fills in job-site profiles in its browser and drafts in your voice. Nothing goes out unchecked.
Private, and yours to keep
A key of your own, never used to train models. And Ari stays with you in the new job.
Show you’re AI-ready.
Employers look for people who work well with AI. Ari turns your record, the agent jobs you run and the skills you write, into resume lines, and an eight-question check gives you your level.
Employers look for people who work well with AI. Here’s your record.
- agent jobs running
- 3
- agent jobs running
- agents you made
- 2
- agents you made
- skills you wrote
- 4
- skills you wrote
- Built and ran AI agents for weekly market research and reporting, with reusable skills for each.
- Works with AI agents every day, from research to automation.
- Explorer
- Practitioner
- Builder
- Multiplier
Good to know before you start.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT?
ChatGPT helps when you ask. Ari works on your search every day: it reads your job alerts and recruiter emails, keeps every application on one board, finds who can refer you from the people you’ve actually emailed and met, and sends prep before each interview.
Does Ari apply to jobs for me?
Not in bulk. Ari tailors each application with you, and fills in your profile on LinkedIn, Indeed, Handshake and other job sites in your own browser, with Ari Browser Companion for Chrome. You sign in yourself, and Ari checks with you before it submits or publishes anything.
Will my employer know I’m looking?
Not from Ari. Your Career page lives in your personal space and is private to you, and your job search settings are never on your profile.
What do I need to connect?
Nothing, to start: import your resume and check a posting against it. Connect your email and calendar (Google or Microsoft) for leads from your job alerts, recruiter replies, your application board and interview prep, and import your LinkedIn connections to find referrals.
Is it free?
Free to start. Some of it needs an active trial or plan: reading your resume, filling in job-site profiles, and the workflows that run on their own.
I help people find work. Can they use it?
Yes. If you run a career center, or your company offers outplacement, talk to us: schools can already add their students to Ari, and we’ll set the rest up with you.
Start the climb.
Free to start · Private to you · Never used to train models
Helping people find work, at a career center or through outplacement? Talk to us