You build a profile once — your CV, target roles, deal-breakers. The Forge then reads each job posting, generates a tailored cover letter and resume in your voice, and emails the application to the hiring team under your name. Replies come to your own inbox.
Under sixty seconds end-to-end on average. Most of that is the model writing; you spend a few seconds reviewing before send.
Yes — the free tier is unlimited for Melbourne students. Optional paid tiers start at $9.99/month if you want higher volume or premium templates.
Indeed shows you the listing. Seek shows you the listing. Both ask you to go away, write the letter yourself, upload your resume again, and submit through a noreply alias.
The Forge writes the letter, tailors the resume to the posting, and sends the application on your behalf — under your name, with replies routed back to your inbox. Sixty seconds, start to sent. You earn XP for each send.
A specimen from the archive. Press Run Forge and watch the email, resume, and cover letter reveal below in the exact format the production system sends to the employer.
The difference is everything. A board shows you doors. An engine walks you through them.
From the Gri9d board or any URL. The Forge reads the JD in full — responsibilities, seniority, keywords, the lot.
Your stored profile — work history, projects, coursework — is rewritten against that JD. Not generic. This exact role, this exact company.
A cover letter that sounds like you, because it is built from you. Three paragraphs. No filler. No 'I am writing to apply for'.
One click. Gri9d sends the email on your behalf, addressed properly, attached properly — replies come to your inbox. +150 XP. The application goes in the Quest Log.
No leaderboards that matter. No badges that pay rent. But the count goes up, and when you are three months into a rejection streak that number is, somehow, the thing that keeps you going. We tested it. It does.
The Forge is live, in Melbourne, free. Sign up, pick a role, watch the sixty seconds elapse.