Tell us everything. We’ll index it all.
A messy year of projects is not a gap—it’s material. Tell us the whole story. For every role you care about, we write a resume and cover letter that cites the right work and keeps the rest on file for the next one.
The shorter loop
Search → Match → Tweak → Apply → Interview.
You don’t have a gap. You have a body of work.
Forty side projects. Three failed products. A consulting stint with no LinkedIn. A month of agents that “almost” shipped. Classic advice is to curate three clean bullets and hide the rest. That’s how good evidence never reaches a hiring manager.
Seedling is built for the opposite: show us the whole year. We score each posting against everything you’ve done—not the sanitized one-pager you were about to paste into a chatbot—and rewrite for that role alone.
Backend roles get the FastAPI work. Platform roles get the infra weekend. PM-adjacent roles get the launch you actually ran. One career. Many faces.
We stretch language. We don’t invent lives.
Every resume is sales copy aimed at a hiring manager. We will reframe what you did so it lands for this posting—including sensible stack and domain stretches you could defend in an interview.
We will not invent employers, titles, dates, industries, or achievements you never had. If a stretch is too far, we reject it. You should never get a call about a resume you can’t stand behind.
That discipline matters most when the year looks rough and the temptation to oversell is highest.
Save roles. Generate in bulk. Apply with intent.
- Capture the full history once. Work history, contracts, side projects, almost-products—messy is fine. The more complete the record, the better each match.
- Save jobs as you find them. Browse as usual. When a role earns your attention, save it with the Seedling extension. Keep moving. No rewriting between tabs.
- Generate when you’re ready. Spool a shortlist. We score fit, decline the nonsense, and write a tailored resume and cover letter for each role you green-light.
- Apply in a focused session. Work through finished PDFs without reformatting between forms. The extension includes autofill for common fields, tested with several major ATS vendors.
Apply in sessions, not one tab at a time
Job hunting goes faster when you separate finding roles from filling out forms. Save a shortlist as you browse. When you’re ready, generate several tailored resumes at once, then sit down and submit them in one focused stretch.
Each role still gets its own writing. You’re not blasting the same PDF everywhere—you’re just doing the work in a rhythm that doesn’t burn the whole week.
Membership is $200 a month until you’re employed. Cancel when the offer lands. Want to see the writing first? Three roles for $5.