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Three things: it finds sponsoring roles for you, it rewrites your resume for each one (on Pro and Max), and it surfaces a one-page outline during the live interview (on Pro and Max, Mac-only). The free tier covers the search and the shortlist.

We currently track 300+ sponsoring companies across the US and Canada. Postings are pulled directly from the applicant tracking systems those companies use, and the feed refreshes nightly.

We cross-reference H-1B and LMIA disclosures with a manually curated list of OPT-friendly and PGWP-friendly employers. The label is conservative. A 'sponsoring' tag means we've seen recent, verifiable evidence, not that every team at the company will sponsor.

It depends on the employer. Some explicitly prohibit external aids; many don't address it. We don't make that call for you. Read the rules and use your judgement. The Copilot surfaces an outline, not a script, and you answer the question in your own words.

It captures audio at the Mac system level, so it works alongside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and most other meeting clients. It does not join your call, and nobody else joins on your behalf.

We started with macOS because system-audio capture is cleaner there and our first cohort of users were on Macs. Windows is on the roadmap; we'll email Pro subscribers when it ships.

The sponsorship-labelled feed, resume upload + role scoring, and the shortlist with status tracking. No credit card to sign up.

Unlimited tailored resumes, the AI Interview Copilot in interviews, application history, and email support.

Max is $99/month and adds a delivery component: our team submits up to 15 applications a month on your behalf, you get advanced Copilot models, and we run a monthly strategy call. It's waitlist-only because we hand-staff each account and we'd rather grow that capacity slowly than overpromise.

From the billing tab in settings. We don't hide the button. Cancellations take effect at the end of the current month and we don't pro-rate.