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Help with Independent Job Search

You search for a job yourself — we provide modern tools to help: a resume in the country's language based on your story in your native language, a selection of job listings from dozens of sites, and a call to the employer on your behalf if you wish.

Fill out your resume once — then the search tools assist you

You fill out your resume once, and our AI-based tools collect job listings matching your profile while you search on your own. They scan open sites 24/7. You always decide who to contact and call.

You receive results in your personal account on the website and in Telegram. In Telegram, just tap: “Yes, call” — and the assistant will call the employer and arrange a meeting, or “Decline” — and the vacancy will disappear from your profile and won’t be offered again. All offered vacancies stay archived in your account.

You can ask the site to call all found vacancies: the assistant will introduce herself, say she's an AI, and tell the employer “we’ll discuss and get back to you” — she won’t arrange a meeting until you confirm.

How it works

1

Interview instead of a form

The AI assistant asks questions in your language. You answer by text or voice. Your answers create a resume in the search country’s language.

2

Search form

Country, city, salary, hours, conditions. You mark where to search and click “Start search.”

3

Job list

We collect, combine, and analyze offers. In the list: reject, delete, add to notes, view later, create a call.

4

Call to employer

The voice assistant calls the employer in any language, arranges meetings, and asks your questions. After the call — summaries and a recording of the conversation.

Short guide: how it works — watch the video below.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to create a resume for Denmark, Poland, or Germany?

Each country has its own resume style: different length, details, and introduction. Job Help asks questions in your language and writes a resume following the rules of the country where you’re job hunting: Denmark, Poland, Germany, the UK, Ukraine, and others.

Do I need to know the country’s language to look for a job?

No. You tell about yourself in your native language, and the resume is prepared in the target country’s language. If you want, the voice assistant can call the employer in that language on your behalf and share the conversation results.

Is this a recruitment agency?

No. You look for jobs yourself, and we provide modern tools for your search. We don’t mediate between you and employers, don’t choose employers for you, and don’t charge fees for finding a job.

How much does it cost?

Resumes and searches are free within limits. Paid actions are charged based on actual expenses: you prepay yourself (minimum 50 DKK), and the counter shows the balance. The estimated cost of one session is 20–50 DKK.

What happens to my data?

Data is stored securely on our server and visible only to you. Phone recordings are deleted after 60 days, and all data can be downloaded or deleted with one button in your account.

Where we search

I am looking for work in

Country: Germany. We search these sources for you:

  • Kimeta: 1,198,621 job ads right now (the site's own counter, 2026-10-18)
  • Jooble Deutschland: 241,000+ job ads from 6,110 websites (the site's own counter, 2026-10-18)
1,370,000+

Together, the largest single sources we search in Germany, Poland and Denmark show over 1,370,000 job ads right now (the sites' own counters).

We check them against your questionnaire — country, city, language, pay and conditions — and remove what does not fit.

Your data is yours

Login only with Google

We don’t store passwords. Only you see your resumes and forms.

You can delete anytime

The “Delete all” button in your account erases your data from our server.

Honestly about AI

AI creates resumes and suggestions only from your words. We don’t invent anything for you. Check the text before sending.

Create resume and start search
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