Simplify

Simplify helps job seekers find openings, prepare applications, and track their search through web, browser-extension, and iOS tools. It says it indexes postings from more than 50 job boards and company career pages daily, then ranks them against a user’s preferences and experience. The free plan includes job matches, autofill, and a job tracker. Copilot supports common applicant tracking systems and career sites such as Workday, Lever, Greenhouse, Ashby, iCIMS, and Taleo. Simplify+ can tailor resumes to jobs, rewrite bullet points, identify missing keywords, and provide AI resume feedback. It also drafts cover letters, application-question responses, follow-up and recruiter emails, referral requests, and networking outreach; users can review and edit generated application writing before submitting it. Simplify+ includes job popularity analytics. Paid plans are listed at $19.99 for one week, $39.99 for one month, and $89.99 for three months. The iOS app requires iOS 17 or later, and the Resume Builder and cover letter generator are web-only for now.

Simplify combines job discovery and application tracking with optional AI writing tools. Its free plan covers matching, autofill, and tracking, while Simplify+ adds application and outreach features.

It suits job seekers who want help finding openings, filling applications, and keeping track of their search. Simplify+ may suit users who also want AI-assisted resume, cover-letter, and outreach writing.

Simplify suits job seekers who want one place to find roles, fill applications and keep track of them. Its free plan covers the core search workflow; the paid tier is for applicants who want AI help with resumes, writing and outreach.

Overview

Simplify searches postings across job boards and company career pages, matches them to a user’s preferences and experience, and helps move applications along with autofill and tracking. That combination makes it a practical starting point for an active search, especially when repetitive forms are slowing things down. Its strongest case is convenience; applicants seeking AI writing and outreach tools will need a paid plan.

Key features

Job matching and application workflow

Simplify says it indexes roles from more than 50 job boards and company career pages each day, then ranks them against a user’s background and preferences. Copilot supports common applicant tracking systems and career sites, including Workday, Lever, Greenhouse, Ashby, iCIMS and Taleo. Autofill can reduce repeated data entry, while the job tracker keeps applications together. These are useful basics for a high-volume search, though the free plan’s stated features stop short of AI-generated application writing.

AI assistance and Autopilot

Simplify+ can tailor resumes to a specific role, revise bullet points, flag missing keywords and offer AI feedback. It also drafts cover letters, answers to open-ended application questions, follow-up and recruiter emails, referral requests and networking messages. Users can review and edit generated application text before submitting it, a useful check when a generic-sounding draft could undermine an application.

Autopilot has a hard allowance of 20 credits per week. Each successful auto-apply uses one; unused credits expire weekly, and extra credits cannot currently be purchased. That makes it a capped aid for selected applications rather than an unlimited way to submit at scale.

Privacy and support

Simplify says it does not sell personal data for money and lets users export or delete their data. A profile is shared with employers when a user applies or chooses to make it visible. Full payment card numbers are handled by the payment processor rather than stored by Simplify; connected Gmail messages are represented by metadata and short previews rather than full message content. The company directs users to its Help and FAQ site and lists [email protected] for account and privacy requests.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes job matches, autofill and a job tracker. It is the sensible choice for applicants who mainly need discovery and organization. It gives up Simplify+’s resume tailoring, AI application writing, networking and outreach drafts, and job analytics.

Simplify+ includes the same stated suite of AI features across its paid options. The displayed prices are $19.99 a month (billed 1 Week — $19.99 total), $39.99 a month (billed 1 Month — $39.99 total), and $89.99 a month (billed 3 Months — $89.99 total). A separate 3-month option is marked “Most Popular.” The one-week billing term is unusual beside its monthly price label, so check the billing period at checkout. The three-month option costs less per month than the one-month option when calculated from the stated totals, but requires paying for the full term upfront. The plan details do not state a seat count, trial, renewal terms or free-plan caps beyond the included features.

Platforms

Simplify is available on the web, as a browser extension and through an iOS app for iPhone and iPad running iOS 17 or later. Copilot supports Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave and Arc; Firefox is beta and has no SLA or warranty. The iOS app is currently iOS-only, with an Android app in the works. Resume Builder and the cover-letter generator remain web-only, which limits how much of the paid writing workflow can be done on mobile.

Who it's for

Simplify fits applicants who want matching, autofill and tracking in one workflow, and those willing to pay for AI help adapting materials and writing outreach. It is less suited to people who need Android access today, want the resume builder on mobile, or expect unlimited automated applications.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free plan combines matching, autofill and tracking, so applicants can organize a search without paying for AI features.
• Pros: Paid tools cover resume tailoring, application responses and networking drafts, addressing several stages of an application process.
• Pros: Copilot supports several widely used career sites and browser options.
• Cons: Autopilot is limited to 20 credits weekly, with no rollover or extra credit purchases.
• Cons: The iOS app lacks the Resume Builder and cover-letter generator, and there is no Android app yet.
• Cons: The one-week offer pairs a monthly price label with weekly billing, making its term worth checking carefully.

Alternatives

Choose Huntr if you want an Android-capable job tracker with a free plan that includes two tailored resumes, two application packets and tracking for up to 100 jobs. Apply by Offlyn.ai is a free, open-source, MIT-licensed Android extension option with no sign-up or subscription. Consider HeroApply for Android, iOS, web and extension access; its free plan allows five applications per day, without 24/7 Autopilot. Jobloo offers a free plan with daily application credits and extra credit packs, plus a monthly plan with full autopilot and unlimited applications.

Wobo is another option for applicants who want a stated free-forever allowance of five jobs and five applications per day, basic matching and two AI cover letters. Hyriva may suit users who prefer a preference-matched job digest with sponsorship and salary details on its free plan. AIApply is worth comparing if you want a tailored-resume add-on for Auto Apply. ApplyBolt is an iOS and web alternative with one-month and three-month App Store purchase options. Browse more AI Job Search Tools or AI Resume Builders to compare options by focus.

Verdict

Simplify is a strong fit for job seekers who want free matching, autofill and tracking, with the option to pay for AI assistance across resumes, applications and outreach. Its breadth makes it useful for managing a search from discovery through follow-up. Look elsewhere if Android access, mobile resume writing or a larger automated-apply allowance is essential.