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01Overview
Applying, as easy as a swipe.
Applizy matches people with jobs and applies for them with one swipe. I designed the whole app in three weeks, from onboarding and the swipe deck to AI applications, tracking, interview prep and billing.
02The problem
The same form, fifty times.
Applying meant retyping the same details and writing a new cover letter for every role. So the app asks once, then builds the deck around you.
Make applying feel light
One more job should cost a swipe, not twenty minutes.
Tailor without the work
Every application gets its own resume and cover letter, drafted by AI and checked by the person.
Show where you stand
After applying, people see what was sent, who replied and what to prepare next.
03Who it’s for
Built around three kinds of job seeker.
Active applicants
Applying to many roles a week and tired of retyping the same details.
Career switchers
Need their experience framed differently for each new kind of role.
Interview preppers
Have replies coming in and want to practise before the call.
04How it came together
Three weeks, from flow map to handoff.
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Flows
Mapped seven flows, sign up to billing and support
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02
Explorations
Tried five entry points for interview prep
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03
System
Job card, sheets, chips and buttons as components
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04
Screens
Every screen with its empty, error and loading states
05Key decisions
One gesture, end to end.
Right to apply, left to pass
The problem
Applying to one more job took twenty minutes of forms.
The fix
The whole decision is one gesture. A stamp shows which way the card is going before you let go, and the full role is a tap away.
Core decisions
Swipe right applies, swipe left passes.
Tap the card to read the full role before deciding.
Save and share sit on the card, out of the swipe’s way.
One swipe, a tailored application
The problem
Every role wants its own resume and cover letter, and writing them is the slow part.
The fix
Applizy AI tailors the resume and writes the cover letter for each role. Your own documents are always an option.
Core decisions
Nothing is sent before you confirm.
Pick a resume, review the letter, then confirm and send.
Your own files follow the same steps as the AI ones.
Swipes are the currency
The problem
People need to know what an application costs before they run out.
The fix
Every application costs one swipe. Packs and a monthly plan keep the price easy to read.
Core decisions
Running out never hides the next step.
Packs for bursts, a monthly plan for steady searching.
Your swipe count sits in the header of the deck.
06How it changed
Two redesigns, one direction.
I joined after the first version and designed the two that followed. The swipe stayed. Everything around it got simpler.
v2.0My first pass
A green, card heavy look that proved the swipe to apply idea and the AI resume flow.
v3.0Now
A calmer system, faster onboarding, and interview prep built into the same loop.
07In numbers
Three weeks, the whole app.
38screens
7flows
5prep ideas explored
3weeks
The system underneath
The palette, type scale, motion rules and components every Applizy screen is built from.