About FitWright
FitWright is a job search on autopilot that asks before it guesses, with a resume tailor built in. It is free to start.
Why it exists
Applying for jobs means doing the same work again and again: find the listing, rework your resume for it, fill in a long form, keep track of what happened.
I built FitWright to take on the repeated part and leave the decisions to you. It finds and checks jobs against your rules, tailors your resume without touching your employers, titles, dates or degrees, fills in the application with its browser extension (beta, not yet in the Chrome Web Store), and stops to ask when it is not sure. Automatic submission exists, but it is off until you turn it on. If something here is wrong or unclear, tell me.
Obaidullah Zeeshan
What ships today, what's in beta, what isn't built
Ships today
Resume tailoring
You see a preview of every change, and nothing is saved until you accept it. Employers, job titles, dates and degrees stay locked.
ATS resume checker
A match score built from keywords, skills and section completeness. (ATS is the software employers use to screen resumes.)
Cover letters and interview prep
Drafted from your resume and the job description.
Application tracker
Every application you start in FitWright on one board, with list and agenda views.
Job search
Indeed, LinkedIn and several remote-job boards from the web app, with the source on every listing. The extension adds more boards.
Templates and samples
26 resume templates and 12 sample resumes (fictional people), with PDF export.
In beta
Job application autopilotBeta
Finds jobs, checks each one against your rules, and queues the ones that fit. It asks you about the rest. Review mode is the default.
Application autofill (browser extension)Beta
Fills in the form and stops; you press Submit. Tested on practice forms, not yet validated on live employer sites. There is no store listing yet.
Automatic submissionBeta
Opt-in and off by default. It needs both the site administrator and you to switch it on, and it runs inside daily and weekly limits.
Applying from the server
Built, but switched off by default.
Not built yet
A public install for the extension
There is no Chrome Web Store listing yet.
Self-serve plan checkout
Paid plans are activated on request for now.
Adding applications you made elsewhere
The tracker has no button for that yet.
How FitWright makes money
Hosted AI costs money to run. FitWright covers that with credits: a free monthly allowance, then paid plans on request. Add your own AI provider key in Settings and FitWright charges no credits for your AI use. The site shows no ads.
The pricing page has the current numbers and says what is charged right now.
Name and spelling
The name is spelled FitWright: “fit” plus “wright”, a wright being a maker, as in shipwright or playwright. FitRight, Fit Wright, and Fit Right are common misspellings; FitWright is a resume and job-search product and is unrelated to any fitness or medical brand of a similar name.
Something on this page wrong or unclear? Contact us.