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Morrow
18 open-source bots that apply to jobs while you study
Morrow applies to jobs on Naukri, Wellfound, Instahyre, Cutshort and company sites, tailors your resume for each one, and asks you instead of guessing when it hits a question it can't answer. Free, open source, and it runs on your laptop.
I built Morrow because job hunting turned into my full-time job. Same forms, same "years of experience with X?" questions, and a resume tweak for every posting. Every day.
So I built a crew of bots that does it on my laptop:
🤖 Applies on Naukri, Wellfound, Instahyre, Cutshort, Hirist and company career sites (Greenhouse, Lever, Workday)
📄 Tailors your resume per job by reordering what's already there. It never adds skills you don't have
🙋 Never guesses. Questions it can't answer from your resume go to an inbox, and it reuses your answer next time
✅ Only counts an application as sent when it sees proof
📚 Makes you study while it applies: a 90-day plan and daily DSA lessons
It's free and open source (MIT), and it runs entirely on your machine. The AI part uses your own Claude Code or Kiro login, so there's no API key and no server. It starts in dry-run mode, so you can watch what it would do before it submits anything.
I'd love your honest take on one question: would you trust a bot to apply for jobs for you, or does that feel like cheating?
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About Morrow on Product Hunt
“18 open-source bots that apply to jobs while you study”
Morrow was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #330 on the daily leaderboard. Morrow applies to jobs on Naukri, Wellfound, Instahyre, Cutshort and company sites, tailors your resume for each one, and asks you instead of guessing when it hits a question it can't answer. Free, open source, and it runs on your laptop.
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soujanya Gupta
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Morrow because job hunting turned into my full-time job. Same forms, same "years of experience with X?" questions, and a resume tweak for every posting. Every day.
So I built a crew of bots that does it on my laptop:
🤖 Applies on Naukri, Wellfound, Instahyre, Cutshort, Hirist and company career sites (Greenhouse, Lever, Workday)
📄 Tailors your resume per job by reordering what's already there. It never adds skills you don't have
🙋 Never guesses. Questions it can't answer from your resume go to an inbox, and it reuses your answer next time
✅ Only counts an application as sent when it sees proof
📚 Makes you study while it applies: a 90-day plan and daily DSA lessons
It's free and open source (MIT), and it runs entirely on your machine. The AI part uses your own Claude Code or Kiro login, so there's no API key and no server. It starts in dry-run mode, so you can watch what it would do before it submits anything.
I'd love your honest take on one question: would you trust a bot to apply for jobs for you, or does that feel like cheating?
I'll be here all day answering everything 🙏