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We find jobs near you, find the real person who is hiring, and write them a short email from you. You just tell us what work you want.
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Harry built this for his own job hunt. He emailed the person hiring instead of clicking Apply:
“I’ve had 3 job offers because of this system.” These are the founder's own results, May to October 2026, counted from his inbox. How we counted.
How it works
- 1Answer four quick questions. The job you want, your town, your last job, and the least you’d take.
- 2We find jobs, and who is hiring. Every weekday. For each job we find a real email address from the advert or the company’s own website. We never guess one.
- 3A short email goes from your email. With your CV. You check each one and press send, or let autopilot send them. Replies come to your own inbox.
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See an example email
The email · example, names changed
Short, about one real job, with one question. Written fresh for every advert.
What came back · example
- Maintenance TechnicianKestrel Foods · 2dInterview
- Engineering TechnicianHarlow Controls · 3dWrote back
- Field Service EngineerNorthgate Plant Hire · 4dWaiting
- Electrical TechnicianFirthside Systems · 6dRejected
Every email and every reply, in one list.
What to expect
- It starts straight away. We look for jobs as soon as you sign up, and every weekday after.
- Most emails get no reply. That’s normal. Using real addresses, 61 of 264 people wrote back to Harry, about 23%.
- Replies take days, not hours. One of Harry’s offers came 17 days after one short email.
- You stay in charge. See every email first, set a daily limit, pause any time, and list companies to never write to, like your current boss.
Price
Free for life for the first 100 people
Get in now and you never pay. After that, new people pay £9 a month.
No credits, no charge per application. Cancel from your account page.
Questions
What do I need?
Four answers, your name, phone and email. That’s it to start. A CV is optional; add one any time and it goes with every email after that. To send from your own email you connect it later, in a minute.
What jobs does it work for?
Any job in the UK that gets advertised: warehouse, care, driving, trades, kitchens, offices. Nothing in it is built around one trade.
Why email a person instead of clicking Apply?
When you click Apply, your CV joins a pile and a computer sorts it. When you email the person hiring, a human reads it. Almost nobody does that, so you stand out.
The hard part is the address. When Harry guessed addresses, 43% bounced (132 of 304). Using only real ones, 2% did (5 of 264). So we only use an address the company has put online itself.
Is this spam?
No. It is one short email to one person, about a job they advertised. Never the same company twice, and you choose how many a day.
Does it send from my email?
Yes, if you connect it, so replies come straight to you. Or don't connect it: we write the emails and you press send.
What is autopilot?
Once your email is connected, it sends each email by itself. By default you get an hour to stop any of them first (you can change that), and you set a daily limit.
I have a job now. Will my boss find out?
Add your employer to “never write to” and nothing ever reaches anyone there. Emails never name your current job's company.
Do you guess email addresses?
Never. Only an address printed in the advert or on the company's own website. No real address, no email.
Why not an auto-apply bot?
| Auto-apply bots | Recruited | |
|---|---|---|
| Who gets it | A job site, then a computer | The person hiring |
| Sent from | Their system | Your own email |
| Same company twice | Can happen | Never |
| Email addresses | Form boxes | Real ones, never guessed |
| Price | Often pay per application | Free for life, if you're early |
Can I cancel?
Any time, from your account page. And if you get a free place, there is nothing to cancel.
Not sure yet? Try it on one company, no account
Type any company. We show you the real email addresses it publishes, or tell you straight if there are none.
Ready to get replies?
Tell us the job you want. We start looking straight away.
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How these are counted
Every application email in Harry's sent mail since 1 May, counted on 6 October 2026: every letter, not a good fortnight chosen out of it. "People wrote back" includes polite noes, because a no from a person still means the email reached one; automatic replies and bounces are not counted. Replies that arrived as a new email are missed, so it is a floor. And a reply is not the same thing as an interview. The 12 interviews are his own count, rounds and phone invitations included; the written invitations in his inbox alone come from 8 employers. The offers are all in writing. In May addresses were guessed from a pattern; from August only addresses employers publish were used. Nothing in it is built around a trade: a carer, a driver and a welder get the same machine. The machine's own running tally since August is 171 letters; autoresponders and rejections are not counted in that 19% reply rate. Every figure.
Quick question: what’s stopping you?
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