Starter
30applications a month
$19.99a month
- About 67¢ an application
- One application at once
Mass-apply AI tools don’t work.
Most AI job tools apply to the same crowded postings everyone else finds on LinkedIn and Indeed, where hundreds of people have already applied. A tailored résumé doesn’t help when nobody reads it.
Sixthacre finds the work you want on company websites and local job sites, where fewer people apply. It applies on the company’s own site with a résumé written for the job, then emails the hiring manager a short note from you. On its own, even while your laptop is closed.
About 30 applications a month for $19.99. Cancel any time.
Have ChatGPT Plus or Pro?Sixthacre can run on it from $3.99 a week, sending as many applications as your plan allows.Watch it applyA 12-second recording of Sixthacre filling in an employer’s form by itself, from the first field to the confirmation page. The job seeker and employer are made up.
- 37,000+companies’ career sites it already checks every day
- 800,000+open jobs it searches
- 170,000+new jobs it found last week
How it works
A good application takes about an hour: finding the job, rewriting your résumé, filling in the form, chasing a reply. Most people stop doing it properly after the first few. Sixthacre does every step, for every job.
Tell it what you want
Add your résumé, or just describe your work to the assistant, and say where you want to work. It takes about five minutes.
It finds jobs that fit
Its search agent works out where jobs like yours are posted and reads those sites every day, then picks the jobs that match your work and place. You see why each one fits.
It applies and follows up
It applies on the company’s own site with a résumé and answers written for the job by a frontier AI model, emails the hiring manager, follows up once, and sends you the interviews.
It finds jobs you wouldn’t think to search for
The same job is posted under many different names. Describe what you do, and Sixthacre looks for that work under all of them, then reads each posting to check the job really fits. Many tools like it only cover the US. Sixthacre works wherever you want to work.
You say“I plan routes and shifts for delivery drivers.”
It also looks for
- Operations analyst
- Dispatch planner
- Logistics coordinator
- Fleet scheduler
- Transport planner
- Workforce planner
- Supply chain analyst
Where it looks
- Wherever your jobs are posted. For each search, an agent works out where the best jobs for your work and place are likely to be: which employers hire for it, which job sites and communities carry it, which directories list those companies. Then it goes and reads them. It isn’t limited to a fixed list of sites.
- Company career sites. Every employer it finds stays on its daily rounds, 37,000+ so far, so it sees new jobs soon after they’re posted.
- Local job sites. The job sites people use in your country and city.
- Remote and big job boards. When a job there is also on the company’s own site, it applies there instead.
Where it applies
Almost any website with an application form. It creates an account when the site asks for one, and enters the code the employer emails. Some of the hiring systems it applies through:
- Workday
- Greenhouse
- Lever
- iCIMS
- SAP SuccessFactors
- Oracle Taleo
- SmartRecruiters
- Ashby
- BambooHR
- Workable
- Recruitee
- Teamtailor
- Company sites with their own forms
Every application is written for the job
Each résumé, answer and note is written by Anthropic’s Claude Opus, a frontier AI model, from your real experience, for that job. On your own ChatGPT plan, OpenAI’s models on that plan write them. It never makes anything up. If a form asks something only you know, like your notice period, it asks you once and remembers.
Kestrel Works careersWorkday
Operations Analyst · Step 3 of 5
Why do you want to work at Kestrel Works? *
At Tidewater Freight I plan routes and shifts for 40 drivers, and last year I rebuilt our weekly dispatch reports so late deliveries fell by a fifth. Kestrel Works schedules field crews across the whole region, which is the same planning problem on a bigger scale. It’s the part of my job I enjoy most, and I’d like to do it full time.
Written from your profile.
4 weeks
You answered this once. Sixthacre remembers it.
Maya-Chen-Kestrel-Works.pdf
Maya Chen
Operations Analyst · Vancouver · maya.chen@lochpost.com
Summary
Operations analyst with four years of planning routes and shifts for teams in the field.
Experience
Tidewater Freight, Operations Analyst 2021 to now
- Rebuilt the weekly dispatch reports, cutting late deliveries by 20%.
- Plan routes and shifts for 40 drivers across three depots.
- Run the Monday planning call with depot leads.
Harrowgate, Operations Coordinator 2019 to 2021
- Ran stock counts and supplier orders for two warehouses.
- Moved shift rotas from paper to a shared spreadsheet.
Skills
SQL, Excel, route planning, shift scheduling
Rewritten for this job
SentWed 9:40
- From
- MCMaya Chen <maya.chen@lochpost.com>
- To
- DRDaniel RuizOperations Manager, Kestrel Works
- Subject
- Operations Analyst application
Hi Daniel,
I’m an operations analyst at Tidewater Freight, where I plan routes and run dispatch for 40 drivers. I applied for your Operations Analyst role yesterday.
Last year I rebuilt our dispatch reports and cut late deliveries by 20%, and your posting asks for that kind of reporting. Would you have 15 minutes for a short call next week?
Maya Chen
One follow-up goes out next Wednesday if Daniel doesn’t reply.
What other auto-apply tools leave out
Most of them write a résumé for each job now. The difference is in which jobs they find, and what happens after they apply.
| Most auto-apply tools |  Sixthacre | |
|---|---|---|
| Which jobs | The job titles you type | The work you want, under every name it’s posted as |
| Your part | Click Apply on each job, or keep a browser tab open while it runs | Set it up once. It applies on its own, even with your laptop closed |
| After applying | Usually nothing | A short note to the hiring manager, and one follow-up a week later |
| Employer replies | Left in your inbox to sort | Read for you, with interviews sent to you right away |
| Proof it was sent | A list that says “Applied” | The employer’s confirmation email or page |
You can see everything it does
Short recordings of the real app, with a made-up job seeker. Pick one, then press play.
Every search and application, with the reason
Watch the job it’s applying to right now, with its browser filling in the form live. Every search lists the jobs it found and the ones it passed on, with the reason for each.
Every job on one list
Each job shows why it fits and every step of its application, up to the employer’s confirmation.
Change anything by asking
Tell the assistant what you want in plain words. It sets up your search from your résumé, changes it, compares jobs and helps you reply to employers. Every change it makes can be undone.
Every reply, read for you
Applications go out from an email address made for your search. It reads every reply: confirmations, sign-in codes and rejections are handled, and interviews and offers go to your own email right away.
You decide how much it does
Let it apply.
It applies to every job that fits as soon as it finds one.
Or pick the jobs yourself.
It finds and checks jobs, and applies only to the ones you choose.
It asks only what only you know.
Things like your right to work, once. Then it remembers.
Switch any time, or pause it whenever you like.
Beta pricing
Pro and Max are half price while Sixthacre is in beta. Two ways to pay: use Sixthacre’s AI and pay for how many applications it sends, or connect the ChatGPT plan you already have and pay only for the service. Everything else is the same either way, and you can cancel any time in your account.
AI included
Sixthacre pays for the AI. You pay by the month, for about how many applications it sends.
Pro
150applications a month
$39.99a month$79.99 after the beta
- About 27¢ an application
- Three applications at once
Max
400applications a month
$99.99a month$199.99 after the beta
- About 25¢ an application
- Three applications at once
With your ChatGPT plan
Already pay for ChatGPT Plus or Pro, the plan that includes Codex? Sixthacre can run on it, with no monthly count: it sends as many applications as your plan’s limits allow, and you pay Sixthacre only for the service, by the week. Connect it in your account by signing in on OpenAI’s own page; every application, search and chat then runs on your plan.
Solo
1application at once
$3.99a week
- One application at a time
- No monthly count: as many as your plan allows
- The AI runs on your ChatGPT plan
Duo
2applications at once
$5.99a week
- Works on two applications at the same time
- No monthly count: as many as your plan allows
- The AI runs on your ChatGPT plan
Trio
3applications at once
$7.99a week
- Works on three applications at the same time
- No monthly count: as many as your plan allows
- The AI runs on your ChatGPT plan
Pay for up to 12 weeks at once and it costs less a week: Solo is $39.98 for 12 weeks instead of $47.88.
At once is how many applications it works on at the same time. More at once sends more each day, and uses your ChatGPT plan’s limits faster; when they run out, it waits for them to reset. It uses your Codex credits, which OpenAI charges for, only if you turn that on. Disconnect any time.
Every plan includes
- New jobs found for you every day
- A résumé and answers written for each job
- Applying on the company’s own site, accounts and codes included
- A note to the hiring manager, and one follow-up
- Every employer reply read and sorted
- Interviews and offers sent to you right away
- Your assistant, whenever you need it
- Watch it apply, and see every step it took
Some employers’ forms take much more work than others, so the number of applications a month is an estimate.
Questions
Will it apply to jobs I don’t want?
It only applies to the kinds of work and places you choose. It skips jobs that break one of your must-haves, and it asks you about any job it isn’t sure of.
Does it work in my country?
Yes. It finds jobs anywhere in the world: on employers’ own career sites, which it reads worldwide, and on the job sites for your country and city. Each place it searches gets better as more people look for work there.
Will it make things up?
No. Every answer comes from your profile, your documents and what you’ve told it. It never invents experience, dates, qualifications or permission to work. If a form asks something only you can know, like your date of birth, it asks you once. Anything else it answers with its best guess, which you can check and correct once.
Who does it email after applying?
The recruiter or hiring manager for the job, when it can find their work email on a public page. The note is short, has no links and is signed with your name. If nobody replies in a week, it sends one follow-up. You can turn notes off for any job.
How do I know it really applied?
An application only counts as sent when the employer’s confirmation page or email shows it. If there’s no confirmation, it tells you so, and you can see every step it took.
What if a site blocks automated applications?
Some sites use a CAPTCHA or only take applications by phone. Those jobs come to you in one email a day, with every answer already written so you can paste them in.
Can I use my own ChatGPT plan?
Yes. If you have ChatGPT Plus or Pro, connect it in Account by signing in on OpenAI’s own page. Every application, search and chat then runs on your plan and its limits, never on ours, with no monthly count: it sends as many applications as those limits allow. Sixthacre is $3.99 a week for one application at a time, $5.99 for 2 at once or $7.99 for 3 at once. Disconnect it any time.
Can I cancel?
Yes, any time in your account. Your plan stops at the end of the month (or week) you paid for.
Stop spending your evenings on applications
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