SmallwareLab · built solo

Turn one job posting into a complete application kit.

I built HuntKit because resume tools score you and leave you stuck. Keep your resume in the vault once — then paste any posting and get specific edits, a cover letter written for that exact role, and a message draft for the hiring manager. The three things that actually get interviews.

No account neededYour data stays in your browserFrom $49 one-time

Start with a free resume score

Twenty checks drawn from published resume research — every point shows its reason. No black-box number, no scare tactics, no email required.

One free score per visitor. Nothing is stored — your text is scored and discarded.
01 · How it works

How it works

1

Set up your vault

Add your resume once — upload the PDF or Word doc, paste it, or merge several versions into one master. It lives in your browser (or syncs with your license key). Every kit draws from it.

2

Get your kit

Paste the posting — get specific edit suggestions for your resume, a cover letter for that exact role, and a hiring-manager message draft. Everything editable, everything copyable, refinements free.

3

Track it

Each kit lands in your pipeline automatically — kit ready, applied, outreach sent, screening, interview, offer. You just flip stages as things happen.

02 · Research

Built on published research, not vibes

The scoring rubric behind HuntKit comes from a research corpus I put together: career-center resume guides from Stanford, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Yale, and UPenn, plus four studies — TheLadders' recruiter eye-tracking work, a 2023 peer-reviewed eye-tracking replication, the landmark Bertrand & Mullainathan callback study, and the Harvard Business School / Accenture "Hidden Workers" report on automated screening.

That's why every point in your score cites its reason. When a tool can't show its work, the number means nothing — I built HuntKit so you can see exactly what to fix and why.

One honest caveat from the research itself: no rubric can fix everything — resume quality is one factor among several in who gets called back.

03 · The comparison

Priced against the subscriptions, not like them

HuntKitTypical resume tools
Price$49 once · $149 lifetime · $19/mo$29–$50 per month
What you getFull application kits: tailored edits, cover letter, hiring-manager message, trackerUsually just a score on your resume
Free trial tricksFree score, no card, no emailTrials that auto-convert to quarterly billing
After you land the jobOne-time plans: you keep it, it's yours. Monthly: one click and you're doneYou keep paying until you remember to cancel

Competitor prices as advertised on their sites in October 2026; they change — check before you compare.

Pick your pace. No traps either way.

Jobscan is $49.95/mo — three months = $149.85. HuntKit lifetime = $149, once, forever.

Starter
$49
one-time payment
  • 100 full application kits — covers most searches
  • Tailored resume edits, cover letter & hiring-manager message per kit
  • Application tracker included
  • Free resume score, always
Pay with Stripe — $49 or pay with Whop
Monthly
$19/mo
cancel anytime, one click
  • Unlimited kits while you're subscribed
  • One-click cancel. No emails, no calls, no traps
  • Searching longer than 8 months? Lifetime saves you money
Subscribe with Stripe — $19/mo or pay with Whop

Secure payment through Stripe or Whop. You get a license key instantly — no account, no username, no password.

04 · Questions

Questions

Is my resume stored anywhere?

Your resume versions and master resume live in your browser's local storage — on your device, not on my servers. PDF and Word files are read right in your browser; the file itself is never uploaded. If you activate a license key, your vault syncs across your devices through that key (no account, no password) — and only then does the extracted text touch my servers, encrypted. Clear your browser data and the local copy is gone; export a JSON backup any time from the vault tab.

Do I need an account?

No. The free score needs nothing at all. The paid kits need only your license key (from Stripe or Whop) — no username, no password, no profile.

What exactly is an "application kit"?

For one job posting: a set of specific, accept-or-reject edit suggestions for your resume (each with the reason), a cover letter written for that role, and a short message draft for the hiring manager. You review and copy what you want — nothing is sent anywhere automatically.

What if the job board link won't load?

Some job boards block automated reading. When that happens I'll tell you plainly — just paste the posting text instead. It always works.

Will this invent experience I don't have?

No — that's a hard rule in how HuntKit is built. Every suggestion has to ground in what your resume actually says. Where the posting asks for something you haven't shown, it's marked blank rather than made up.

What happens after my 100 Starter kits?

Upgrade to Lifetime for unlimited kits — you only pay the difference in spirit, one more checkout. Or switch to Monthly if your search is still going.

How do I cancel the monthly plan?

One click, from the link in your Stripe receipt email. No emails to support, no calls, no traps. Your kits keep working until the end of the billing period.

What's the 10 kits/day fair-use limit?

It stops one account from being resold as a service. Ten tailored kits a day is more than any real search needs — if you ever hit it legitimately, email me and I'll sort it out.

Something's wrong with my purchase — who do I contact?

Email me directly and I'll sort it out myself. Contact support.