$ vinskal init --profile:swe --leverage:max
Run your whole job search from a single system.
Vinskal indexes the market, scores every role against your actual profile, generates the tailored resume, cover letter, and form answers — then fills the application. You review, submit, and track. Nothing else.
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Your background, once
One structured profile: where you have worked, what you are good at, what you will and will not accept. Read from your resume and a five-minute interview — not retyped into a form.
Every role, scored against it
Each opening is measured against your profile: overlap with what you have done, level, pay against your floor, location and work-authorisation rules. Where you fall short, it says so.
The whole application, drafted
Resume ordered for that posting, a cover letter that cites your actual work, and every application question answered from the same profile. You read it before anything moves.
Submitted, then followed
The extension fills the employer's form — Greenhouse, Workday, Lever, Ashby. Each application lands in your pipeline with its real status and a nudge when it has gone quiet.
career profile
$ vinskal parse https://jobs.lever.co/meridian-group/operations-analyst
→ role: Operations Analyst
→ company: Meridian Group (mid-market, 400 staff)
→ pay_range: $98k–$112k + bonus (11 verified samples)
→ asks_for: SQL, forecasting, stakeholder reporting, hybrid
→ ats: lever · form_fields: 14 · custom_questions: 3
// what one tailored application costs you
45–90 min of rewriting
20 min of prompting and repair
4 min, and you approve it
// the same resume line, as each one would send it
Managed reporting for a mid-size operations team.
sent unchanged to 12 roles
true, but not about this job
rewritten, but from nothing
keywords, not evidence
Owned the quarterly forecast this role is built around.
rewritten from your profile
your work, aimed at this posting
// did you know it was worth applying to, before you applied?
you find out at the rejection
40 sent, none of them scored
scored against your profile first
// three weeks later
a spreadsheet nobody updates
flagged, and no way to tell
status synced, nudges on time
// the market moves in hours, not weeks