You upload your CV once. We write a different application for each employer — naming their venue, matching your experience — and deliver all 100 to real hospitality and retail businesses across New Zealand. Every reply goes straight to your own inbox.
If you've just landed in New Zealand you already know the routine: print twenty CVs, walk a whole suburb, hand them to whoever happens to be behind the counter, and hope one survives the back bench.
Covering one suburb on foot eats an entire day — and most managers aren't even on shift when you arrive.
One document handed to a café, a hotel and a clothing store. Nothing in it speaks to any of them specifically.
You don't know who received it, who read it, or who to chase. So you start over the next morning.
You do the first one. We handle the other three, and you watch it happen from your phone.
Upload your CV, pick your cities and the kind of work you want — café, restaurant, bar, hotel, retail. Ten minutes, on your phone.
Each one is written for a single employer: their venue name, their suburb, and the parts of your experience that fit what they actually do.
They go out over three to five days, during business hours, spaced apart — so they land in inboxes instead of spam folders.
Every reply arrives in your own email. You talk to them directly and arrange your own trial shift. We're not in the middle.
Less than two nights in a hostel dorm, for a week of work you don't have to do.
Secure card payment via Stripe.
Haven't started your campaign yet? Full refund, no questions — see the refund policy.
I moved to Auckland in March on a working holiday visa, and I did the walk — printed CVs, whole suburbs on foot, handing paper to people who were mid-service and had no time for me. Some weeks I delivered food at night to cover rent while I kept looking.
Jyl is the thing I wanted to exist back then: something that does the boring, repetitive part properly, so the only thing left is a conversation with an employer who actually wants to talk to you.
It's built by one person, here in Auckland. If something breaks, you're emailing me — not a support queue.
— Kevyn, founder
Upload your CV tonight, and by the end of the week 100 employers across New Zealand will have read an application written specifically for them.
Start my applications — NZ$49.99