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Free job search tools

Small tools that do one job well. No signup, no email wall, nothing stored. Pick one and it opens.

Updated 2026-08-11 · written by the Sendout team, who built the tool this page is about


A job search is 100 small chores. The resignation letter. The interview you never heard back about. The money conversation you're dreading.

Each tool here handles one of them in about 30 seconds, without asking for your email, without storing a word of what you type.

They're free. No signup.

Free

Job search plan

Drop your resume. Get the titles worth hunting right now, with live counts of what is open for each.

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Free

Resignation letter

A gracious letter written around your role, your company and your actual reason for leaving.

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Free

Follow-up after interview

The email that asks where things stand without sounding desperate. References what you discussed.

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Free

Thank-you email

Sent within a day of the interview. Short, warm, specific to the conversation you had.

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Free

Salary negotiation

The email and the call script for asking for more, anchored on your target number.

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Free

Job application tracker

Track every application in your browser. Exports to CSV, comes with a Sheets template.

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Free

Ghost job checker

Paste a posting link. We read it live and score whether anyone is actually hiring behind it.

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ATS resume checker

Paste your resume and a job description. See the match score and the terms you never say.

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Free

LinkedIn optimizer

A headline and about section written for the role you actually want next.

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Free

Resume bullet rewriter

Paste one weak bullet. Get three stronger versions and why each works.

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Free

Resume summary

The three lines at the top of your resume, written for a specific role.

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Free

Job title generator

Paste your skills or a confusing title. Get the real market titles worth searching.

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Free

Cold email to a hiring manager

The email that skips the queue, written around the job and your one real proof.

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Why these are free

Sendout's the paid product. It watches for new postings, applies through the real forms, then emails the hiring person from your own inbox.

That part isn't free.

These tools are the small pieces of that. We've given them away.

There's no signup on any of them. Nothing you type gets stored. Use one, copy the result, close the tab.

That's the whole deal.

What each one is for

The 4 writing tools are for the moments you're staring at a blank email with no idea how to start, which is most of them. You'll finish in under a minute.

That's the point.

The tracker's different. It's meant to live in your browser across the weeks you're applying, so it saves as you type. It exports to CSV whenever you'd rather have a real spreadsheet.

The ghost job checker reads a posting live. We tracked 551 real postings in July 2026. Nobody was reachable behind 329 of them. That's 59.7%.

It's why the checker exists.

What makes Sendout different

Three things. They happen to be the three biggest complaints people have about every other tool in this category.

When a recruiter replies, the conversation lands in one inbox. You can take over any thread with a click. You show up to the conversations. Sendout does the busywork.

Frequently asked

Do I need an account to use these?

No. Every tool on this page runs without a signup, an email or a card. You type, you get the result, you leave.

Is anything I type saved?

No. Text goes to the tool, the answer comes back, nothing is written to a database or a log. The tracker saves to your own browser only.

Are there usage limits?

There is a light daily limit per person so one visitor cannot burn the budget for everyone. If you hit it, the tool still gives you a solid template version instantly.

Let Sendout run the search itself

Sendout finds fresh, real openings and applies for you. Everything goes out from your own email and LinkedIn, every day. You just take the conversations.

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