Name what matters
Start with the work, not a pile of tabs. Set target titles, locations, work style, compensation, seniority, and the deal-breakers that make a role worth your time.
A steadier way to search
RoleRetriever is an AI-assisted job-search companion for people who want to spend less time sorting and more time making thoughtful moves.
No promises of a shortcut. Just a clearer next step.
4 of 5 priorities line up
The search can be lonely and oddly administrative. RoleRetriever brings the practical parts together without taking the important parts away from you.
It helps you turn a feeling into criteria, a long list into a short list, and a promising role into an application you are ready to stand behind.
From criteria to clarity
Keep the judgment. Let the companion handle the repeatable work around it.
Start with the work, not a pile of tabs. Set target titles, locations, work style, compensation, seniority, and the deal-breakers that make a role worth your time.
Search your connected sources, then let RoleRetriever compare each opportunity with your criteria. A clear score and plain-language reasoning help you decide where to look first.
Keep the promising roles close and the distractions out. Read the posting, inspect the fit, flag concerns, and mark opportunities as reviewed when you have made your call.
Use your resume and the full role context to shape a focused resume or cover letter. AI gives you a strong starting point; your experience and voice stay in charge.
Move chosen opportunities through your application pipeline, from saved to applied, interview, offer, or closed. On each Opportunity Match, upload the exact resume and cover letter you submitted so the files you actually used stay with the role instead of disappearing into a desktop folder.
Your keys. Your choices.
Bring Your Own Key, or BYOK, keeps the economics transparent. Choose the model that fits the work and control the AI spend connected to your search.
Provider pricing is yours to see and manage.
More places to look
Browse a shared catalog refreshed from public job sources. No personal job-source keys or scheduled scans are needed.
A practical starting line
There is no complicated setup ritual. A useful beginning looks like this:
A RoleRetriever account
Useful profile details and search criteria
A resume when you want document tailoring
Shared job catalog with no personal job-source keys required
A clear partnership
RoleRetriever offers context and organization. You decide what is a fit and what deserves your time.
RoleRetriever does not apply for jobs or submit applications on your behalf.
AI guidance can be imperfect. Check every generated resume or cover letter for content and formatting before submission.
A score is a helpful signal, not a promise of an interview, an offer, or a hiring decision.
Good questions to ask
No. RoleRetriever helps you find, understand, prepare for, and organize opportunities. You remain the decision-maker and submit every application yourself.
Bring Your Own Key means you connect your own Claude provider key for optional AI features. Your provider bills that usage separately, so you control your AI spending rather than paying for a bundled AI allowance inside RoleRetriever.
No. Browse the shared job catalog and save postings without personal job-source keys. An AI key is only needed for optional AI evaluations and document generation.
Yes. AI guidance can be imperfect, and a score is not a promise of fit, an interview, or a job. Read the original posting, use your judgment, and review every generated document for content and formatting before submitting it.
Yes. On each Opportunity Match, upload the exact resume and cover letter you sent. RoleRetriever keeps those submitted files easy to find and separate from AI-tailored documents, so you do not have to track every customized file in a desktop folder.
Ready when you are
Set your criteria, bring your point of view, and let RoleRetriever help with the rest of the process.