Laid off? Get your search running tonight
Tell oyapilot the role you want, in a short chat. Tonight it searches employers’ own career sites, writes each application for the job, and has your queue ready in the morning.
Started in one evening
Upload your résumé, fill in your Application Profile once, and describe the role you want to an agent. From then on it searches every day, and you spend your time on the applications worth sending and the interviews they bring.
Employers’ own career sites: more than 3 million new jobs a month from over 275,000 of them in more than 100 countries.
What the data says about searching after a layoff
In Huntr’s Q2 2026 data, people whose last role had ended less than 90 days earlier were marked interviewed on 6.55% of applications, against 5.14% for people still in a job. Huntr notes this does not show that the time since the last role caused the difference.1
The same data puts the median time from starting a search to a first interview at 23 days, down from 29 the quarter before.
A steady search, not a scramble
- Your agents search once or twice a day and bring back the roles that fit, each with its fit and its hiring signal.
- Each application gets a résumé and cover letter written for that job, from your real experience.
- Sends stay inside a daily cap, and never more than two to the same employer in 14 days.
If it does not bring interviews
On Pro, send 50 or more tailored applications in your first 60 days, and if no interview invitation comes back, you get back everything you paid. When you land the job, you cancel in one click.
Common questions
Will oyapilot mention the layoff in my applications?
No. It writes from your résumé and your profile, and never adds anything you have not told it.
How soon can it start?
The same day. Setting up an agent takes a short chat, and it runs once or twice a day after that.
What happens when I land a job?
Cancel in one click, or pause instead if you would rather keep your settings.
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