
It starts empty
One card on the whole screen: create the person you are hunting for. Nothing else is shown, because nothing else matters yet.
Qiksy Offer runs Claude agents that sweep the whole market — company sites, ATS, boards, hiring threads and early signals — match roles to your profile, draft tailored applications, and keep watching so new roles come to you. Every IT profession: developers, QA, PMs, designers, DevOps.
The whole flow, screen by screen, in the order you meet it. Every frame is the tool itself — recorded, not drawn.

One card on the whole screen: create the person you are hunting for. Nothing else is shown, because nothing else matters yet.

Speak or type, in your own words. No twenty-field form — the agent asks for a story and turns it into a résumé.

Contact, headline, experience, skills — filled in from what you just said. Every field stays yours to edit.

Country of residence, languages, notice period. It says the gaps out loud instead of leaving them quietly blank — each one changes what the search can find.

Roles branch off the candidate, taken from their résumé. Plus adds one, minus takes it out of the hunt without deleting anything.

Add a second candidate and the rail groups by owner — a partner, a team, or an agency’s whole bench on one board.

Pick the window — 3, 7, 14 or 30 days — and one button runs every role at once.

Radar, live log, progress. You can close the tab: the run keeps going on your own machine, on your own Claude.

Findings land one at a time, best match first. Tiles or rows — your call.

The score, why it fits you, the terms. Under every card: pin it, leave a note, or archive it — and archived is never gone.

Status tabs across the top, then candidate, geography, freshness and a text filter over everything.

Open a card and the agent drafts against that posting’s own wording and requirements. It fills the form and stops before sending — you press send.
An industry is not a label here — it is what the agent knows: which sources to sweep, what the profession is called locally, and what actually decides the hire in that market.
Every role in the field — developers, QA, PMs, designers, DevOps, data. Career pages, ATS, boards and hiring threads; remote scope and seniority read from the ad itself.
Nurses, care assistants, live-in carers. Searched in the local language under the local job title, and scored on what the offer really turns on: diploma recognition, visa, language level, housing, pay scale.
Logistics, construction, hospitality, accounting, trades — whatever you hire for. We open it as a vertical: your sources, your job titles, your criteria. Same tool, same interface, your rules inside it.
Taken from the working tool on a live database — not from a mockup. Every card: the role, a match score, the agent’s reasoning against that specific résumé, the region, the conditions and the pay scale.

Stack, level, work format, English. The agent reads the posting itself rather than the board’s tags, so “React” in a skills list and “React” in the daily work are two different things to it.
Nurses, carers, care assistants. Here the stack decides nothing; what decides is what the ad does not show — language level, diploma recognition, shifts, employer housing, the pay scale. The agent checks exactly that, and says so when the ad stays silent about recognition.
For offline professions the hunt does not run “across Germany” — it runs across specific states, in the words that profession is called by locally.
Qiksy Offer does not stop at one job board. Agents sweep the entire market and fold everything into a single, filterable list.
Career pages and ATS systems — direct openings straight from the source, including roles that never reach the big boards.
Public job boards and aggregators are scanned in parallel, then de-duplicated against the direct hits so you never see the same role twice.
Job hunting is hours of tab-juggling and copy-paste. Qiksy Offer turns it into a queue of agents.
Kick off a search and walk away — agents keep working and results drop in as they are confirmed.
Cover letters are written per role from the candidate profile — no copy-paste, no generic templates.
Candidates, roles, letters and application status live together in a single pipeline.
Runs on your own Claude sign-in and stays on your machine — nothing is sent to us.
Candidates, résumés, everything the agents find and every letter they draft are written to one file on your own disk. There is no account, no sync, and no cloud of ours holding a copy — we could not read your data if we wanted to.
The whole database is a file in your own home folder. Nothing is uploaded anywhere: the agents run on your computer, on your own Claude sign-in.
Settings → Your data → Export saves that file. On the new machine, Import brings it back — either merged with what is already there or replacing it. You carry the file; it never passes through us.
We hold no copy, so there is no account of yours to breach and no “delete my data” form to fill in. Removing the tool removes the data with it.
The one consequence to know: since we keep no copy, a new computer starts empty until you bring the file across. Your licence key is not in that file — it stays in your purchase e-mail.
The full search is the same on every plan — you pay for automation and scale.
one price worldwide · yearly, no auto-renewal · runs on your own Claude
Want one of your own?
Qiksy Offer is one of the systems we have built. The same engine can be shaped around your criteria — your sources, your filters, your scoring, your process — with the AI wired in and tuned for your task, not ours. Nothing to assemble: it arrives working.
It runs on your own API account, which we set up and wire in — you never handle a key, and there is no usage bill from us.
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Add a candidate, run it on the Claude already on your machine, and the market comes to you — matched roles, ready letters, one clean pipeline that keeps watching for new openings. First candidate is free.
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