A macOS workshop that runs the routine parts of your search and keeps every consequential decision yours.
Trackers, volume appliers, staffing firms: all real options, all honest tradeoffs. Most leave you stitching the workflow back together yourself.
Good for organizing the search and drafting documents when you ask.
A tidy board of saved jobs and better first drafts.
At the browser tab. Forms, outreach, replies, and follow-up stay separate manual work.
Good when raw application count is the goal.
Hundreds of submissions from one broad profile.
Per-job evidence, visible receipts, and fine-grained control vary widely. You often can't see what was said in your name.
Good when you want a human intermediary working the phones.
A person with relationships and time you don't have.
Higher cost, less control over targeting and voice, and a record of your search that lives outside your hands.
Discovery, grounded documents, rehearsed applications, verified outreach, and reply handling run as one pipeline on your Mac. The routine moves forward; the decisions come back to you.
RoleDesk gathers openings, matches them to your evidence, and sends worthwhile results to Queue.
Search the ranked queue, inspect fit scores, and prepare the strongest jobs in controlled batches.
Prepared applications stay visible with their source, fit score, and outreach state before the final action.
Don't let your Mac sit idle. Early access on macOS: no account, no server in the data path.
28 source modules watch job boards and company ATS feeds, remove duplicates, screen for legitimacy, and match each opening against your actual resume.
Discovery widens as your skills inventory fills in during setup, so breadth never comes at the cost of relevance.
LinkedIn
Indeed
Glassdoor
Wellfound
Greenhouse
Google JobsOne queueFit is scored against your resume, never a generic profile. The strongest evidence becomes a tailored PDF and cover letter, grounded by an evidence ledger that blocks invented employers, dates, and metrics from reaching your documents.
You see the bullet-level diff of what tailoring changed before any document moves forward.Real browser flows drive 16 supported ATS systems. Rehearsal walks the entire real form, reads every field back to verify it landed, and stops where Submit first appears, leaving a receipt. Armed mode can finish the click for approved jobs, and it always expires on a timer.
Captchas escalate to you. Identity, EEO, and work-authorization questions without an answer in your profile are left blank and flagged, never guessed.RoleDesk looks for the relevant recruiter or teammate, checks for warm paths you already have, proves an email address is deliverable before anything sends, and drafts a short note in your voice, from your own accounts.
Email and LinkedIn are separate, revocable permissions. LinkedIn actions are capped and paced by default; no automation on that platform is risk-free, so the caps stay conservative.LinkedIn
GmailReplies are read and classified: rejections become signal, interview requests and deadlines become structured next steps. When a real interview lands, a prep bundle generates itself, with a company brief, audience-aware questions, and a story bank built from your own experience.
When a human writes back, automated contact to that person pauses. The conversation is yours.Reply understoodInterview request, Tuesday at 2 PMPrep generatedCompany brief, question banks, story bankRoleDesk is built to refuse: it stops whenever identity, permission, cost, or form state is not clear enough to act on truthfully.
Nothing starts. Inspect the queue, read the receipts, change the rules.
The real form fills end to end and stops at Submit. Every run leaves a receipt.
Only jobs you approved can submit. Consent is re-checked at the click, and arming expires on a timer.
Applying, emailing, and LinkedIn are three separate grants, default-deny. Rewording a disclosure invalidates the old grant; revocation applies on the next call.
Default $5 per day, adjustable from $0.25 to $50. Every AI path counts against it, including autonomous form repair, and work stops at the cap.
Identity, EEO, and work-authorization questions with no answer in your profile are left blank and surfaced to you. Deciding those is not the software's job.
Activity log, per-job timelines, rehearsal receipts, consent history, and every AI call, all visible in the app. Local SQLite and the macOS Keychain; no account, no telemetry.
RoleDesk removes the repeated work and keeps the record legible. The choices, the conversations, and the outcome remain yours.
Figures come from the shipped code inventory; partial and dormant features are excluded from every count.
Beyond the daily queue, RoleDesk connects each application to the people around it, the evidence behind it, and what the outcome should teach your next move.
Who was researched for each job, why they mattered, the channel used, and where every conversation stands.
Each application and rehearsal with its ATS, field trail, answers, receipt, and submission status.
Your imported contacts, cross-referenced against every discovered job, so "you know someone here" never goes unnoticed.
Outcomes compared by keywords, resume variants, sources, and timing, turned into concrete recommendations.
A morning summary and an AI coach that reads your own funnel and suggests where the search goes next.
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