Built in Auckland, for people job hunting here

100 job applications, written and sent for you.

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.

One payment. No subscription, no card kept on file.
Your dashboard — live
Café on Ponsonby Road
Barista · applied Tue 9:12am
Replied
Restaurant, Britomart
Front of house · applied Tue 10:40am
Opened
Retail store, Newmarket
Sales assistant · applied Tue 1:05pm
Sent
Hotel, Takapuna
Housekeeping · queued for tomorrow
Queued
31 of 100 sentReplies go to your inbox
Why job hunting here is brutal

Walking in with a stack of CVs doesn't scale.

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.

6 hrs

A day of walking

Covering one suburb on foot eats an entire day — and most managers aren't even on shift when you arrive.

Generic

The same CV, everywhere

One document handed to a café, a hotel and a clothing store. Nothing in it speaks to any of them specifically.

Silence

No way to follow up

You don't know who received it, who read it, or who to chase. So you start over the next morning.

How it works

Four steps. Ten minutes of your time.

You do the first one. We handle the other three, and you watch it happen from your phone.

Tell us about you

Upload your CV, pick your cities and the kind of work you want — café, restaurant, bar, hotel, retail. Ten minutes, on your phone.

We write 100 applications

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.

We send them, properly paced

They go out over three to five days, during business hours, spaced apart — so they land in inboxes instead of spam folders.

Employers reply to you

Every reply arrives in your own email. You talk to them directly and arrange your own trial shift. We're not in the middle.

What you get

Exactly what NZ$49.99 buys.

  • 100 individually written applicationsNot one template sent 100 times. Each email names the venue and is written for that specific job.
  • Real, current employersCafés, restaurants, bars, hotels and shops with verified contact addresses — checked, not blindly scraped.
  • Your CV attached to every oneSent as a proper attachment, professionally named, exactly as you uploaded it.
  • Replies straight to your inboxWe send from our own system so your personal email is never at risk — but every reply-to is set to you.
  • A live dashboardSee every employer, when their application went out, and where it's up to. No black box.

What we'll never tell you

  • That a job is guaranteed. Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is selling you something else. What we guarantee is the work: 100 applications, written and delivered, tracked in your dashboard.
  • That we send from your email account. We don't, and we won't. Pushing 100 emails through a personal Gmail is how accounts get suspended. We send from our own infrastructure and point every reply back to you.
  • That it's instant. It's deliberately paced over several days. Fast delivery means spam folders — slower delivery means your application actually gets read.
Pricing

One payment. That's the whole thing.

Less than two nights in a hostel dorm, for a week of work you don't have to do.

Full campaign
NZ$49.99
Paid once. No subscription, no renewal, no card stored.
  • 100 personalised applications
  • Your choice of cities and job types
  • Live tracking dashboard
  • Replies delivered to your inbox
Start my applications

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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

Questions

The things people actually ask.

Is this spam?
No. Every application is written for one specific employer, mentions their venue by name, and is sent once — never in bulk, never repeated. Each email states plainly that it was sent on your behalf, with your CV attached and your address for replies. If an employer asks not to be contacted again, they go on a permanent exclusion list.
Do you guarantee I'll get a job?
No — and be suspicious of anyone who does. Hiring is the employer's decision: it depends on your experience, your visa, and whether they happen to need someone that week. What we guarantee is the work itself: 100 applications written and delivered to real employers, every one visible in your dashboard.
Do you send from my email account?
No. Sending dozens of emails through a personal Gmail is the fastest way to get that account suspended, and we won't put your inbox at risk. We send from our own dedicated, properly authenticated infrastructure and set the reply-to address to yours. Employers see your name, and their reply lands with you.
How long until everything is sent?
Three to five days, during business hours. We could technically fire all 100 out within an hour — and they'd go straight to spam. Pacing them is the difference between an application that gets read and one that never arrives. You watch each one leave from your dashboard.
Which cities, and what kind of work?
Hospitality and retail — cafés, restaurants, bars, hotels and shops. Auckland has the deepest coverage, with Wellington, Queenstown and Christchurch also available. You choose your cities and roles when you sign up.
What if I change my mind?
If your campaign hasn't started sending yet, you get a full refund, no questions asked. Once applications are out in the world they can't be un-sent, so refunds after that point are handled case by case — the details are in the refund policy.
Do I need a visa or an IRD number?
You need the legal right to work in New Zealand — a working holiday visa, work visa, residency or citizenship. We'll ask which one you hold so it can be stated up front in your applications, because it's the first thing an employer wants to know. Getting an IRD number is straightforward and can be sorted once you're hired.

Spend ten minutes instead of a week.

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