Getting Started

How to create an account

Signing up, verifying your email, and what to have ready first.

Signing up takes a couple of minutes. Having your current resume to hand makes the rest of the setup much faster, because almost everything else in Jobwhisper is built on top of it.

Steps

1. Go to jobwhisper.ai and choose Get started.
2. Tell us what to call you, then enter your email and a password, or continue with Google. A password needs at least 8 characters, including a number.
3. Verify your email. We send a link, and the account stays limited until you use it.
4. Answer two quick questions: what you are here to do (pick as many as apply) and how soon you want a new role. They only decide what we show you first.
5. Upload your existing resume. Any recent version is fine; it does not need to be polished.

Why we ask for a resume up front

Your resume is the source material for everything else. Resume Builder rewrites from it, Auto Apply submits versions of it, Interview Prep asks questions about it, and Interview Copilot draws its suggestions from it. An account without one can still browse, but every feature will be working from nothing.

There is no profile form to fill in before you can start. Auto Apply asks for the details it needs (target roles, locations, work authorization) in its own setup, already filled in where it can.

If sign-up says your email cannot receive mail

Sign-up checks the address before creating the account. A disposable inbox, or a domain that cannot receive mail, is refused, and a likely typo gets a suggestion ("did you mean gmail.com?"). Use the suggested address or another one you check.

Signing in with Google

Google sign-in skips the password and the verification email, since Google has already confirmed the address. If you start with a password and later want to use Google, sign in with Google using the same email address and the accounts connect automatically.

If the verification email does not arrive

• Check spam and, in Gmail, the Promotions tab.
• Confirm the address you typed, because a typo here is the most common cause.
• Wait two minutes before requesting a new link; each new request invalidates the previous one, so requesting repeatedly can leave you clicking a dead link.
• On a work address, a corporate filter may be holding it. A personal address is usually the faster fix.