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Short answer: Fresume is an AI job board and job search app that ranks openings by how well they match your resume, then keeps every next step — filtering, saving, applying, and tracking — in one place. As of July 2026, Fresume’s job board is built on more than 7 million job records, and it scores each one against your background, so you spend time on roles you can realistically get.

How does Fresume’s AI job board work?

Fresume connects three things most job boards keep separate: search filters, a resume-aware fit signal, and an application tracker. You search across about 7 million US jobs, filter by location, remote status, salary, recency, and role, and each listing shows how closely it matches your resume — so a shortlist forms before you open a single application form.

Because Fresume owns the whole workflow, the results get better as you use them. You can block roles that keep appearing but never fit, save the ones worth reviewing, and move them through saved, applied, interview, offer, and follow-up states without copying details into a separate spreadsheet.

Practical filters — country, state, region, city radius, worldwide remote, date posted, salary expectations, and role-specific search terms.
Fit signals — each listing is scored against your resume so you can tell a strong match from a long shot at a glance.
Blocked jobs — hide duplicates, poor-fit roles, unsuitable locations, and companies you do not want to pursue.
Built-in tracking — every saved role carries into the job tracker so nothing gets lost between tabs.

Example: You search “customer success manager” in Texas, remote-friendly, posted in the last week. Fresume returns 40 listings, each scored against your resume. Instead of opening all 40, you save the eight strongest matches, block two duplicates, and apply to the four you can genuinely defend.

What US jobs can you search for?

Fresume is a US-focused job board with roughly 7 million job records spanning industries, seniority levels, and employment types. You can search full-time, part-time, contract, and remote roles across the country, then narrow by state, city radius, or worldwide-remote status. The index covers everything from entry-level support roles to senior technical and management positions.

Because the board is built for US job seekers, the filters reflect how hiring actually works here: state-level location rules, salary expectations in US ranges, and date-posted controls that separate fresh openings from stale listings that keep circulating after a role is filled. You search once, and Fresume keeps the results aligned to what you can realistically pursue.

Is Fresume a free job board?

Yes — searching jobs and matching your resume is free. The free plan lets you browse the US job board, see how roles match your resume, build a resume, and run the ATS resume checker. Premium is $17.49 per month and unlocks the heavier tools: deeper AI matching, unlimited cover letters, and autofill.

The idea is that finding and comparing roles should never sit behind a paywall. You can create an account, search, save jobs, and check how your resume scores against a listing before deciding whether the paid tools are worth it. There is no obligation to upgrade to use the board itself.

Tip: Run your resume through the free ATS resume checker before you apply. Fixing missing keywords and formatting issues on the free plan often does more for your response rate than any single premium feature.

How is Fresume different from Indeed or LinkedIn?

Indeed and LinkedIn are large aggregators built to list as many jobs as possible and show them to as many people as possible. Fresume is narrower on purpose: it scores each US listing against your resume and connects the whole application workflow. A traditional job board hands you a list; Fresume helps you decide which roles are worth your time.

That difference is honest, not a knock on the aggregators. If you want the widest possible feed of postings, a big job board is hard to beat. If you want fewer, better-matched roles and less repetitive work getting from listing to submitted application, a fit-scored workflow does more with the same hours.

What you get	Traditional job board	Fresume
Core purpose	List and distribute postings	Match roles to your resume
How roles rank	Keywords, recency, sponsored	Resume-aware fit signal
Resume tools	Upload only	Builder, 50+ templates, ATS checker
Application help	Apply link	Cover letters plus Chrome autofill
After you apply	Usually nothing	Built-in tracker and interview prep

What happens after you find a job worth applying to?

Finding the role is only the first step. Once a listing is worth pursuing, Fresume keeps the next steps connected so context does not get lost. You tailor the resume, check it against the posting, write a targeted cover letter, fill the application with less repetitive typing, and prepare for the interview — all from the same account.

Tailor and check — refine your resume against the listing, then score it with the ATS resume checker to catch missing keywords.
Autofill the form — the Chrome extension autofills application forms, with dedicated support for LinkedIn, Indeed, Workday, and Greenhouse, plus generic forms on many other sites.
Track and prepare — move the role through your pipeline and use voice-based AI interview practice, available in 16 languages, before the call.

This is where a resume-aware AI job search pays off: because Fresume already knows how a role matches your background, tailoring and follow-up start with real context instead of a blank page.

How do I search for remote or entry-level jobs?

Filter the board to remote or worldwide-remote status, set the experience level to entry level, and add a target title. Fresume then scores those listings against your resume so you can focus on realistic matches. For a full walkthrough of beginner-friendly roles and how to avoid scams, see our guide to remote jobs with no experience.

Remote filtering matters more than it looks in the US market. A role labeled remote can still carry state restrictions, time-zone requirements, or country limits, so city-radius and region filters help separate truly workable roles from listings that only look relevant.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

01How many jobs does Fresume list?

Fresume is built on a US job index of roughly 7 million records covering full-time, part-time, contract, and remote roles across industries. New postings are added continuously, and date-posted filters help you separate fresh openings from stale listings that keep circulating after a role has already been filled.

02Does Fresume auto-apply to jobs for me?

Yes — Fresume includes an auto-apply engine, but it is not a blind bulk-apply tool: you decide which roles it applies to, and you can always apply manually with the Chrome-extension autofill.

03Can I track applications I found on other job boards?

Yes. The job tracker supports manual entries, so applications you started on LinkedIn, Indeed, or a company careers page can live beside the roles you found inside Fresume. Everything moves through the same saved, applied, interview, offer, and follow-up stages in one board.

04Is Fresume a mobile app or a website?

Fresume is a web app that runs in your browser on desktop and mobile, so there is nothing to download to search jobs or match your resume. For applying, the Chrome extension adds one-click autofill on desktop across major job sites and application systems.

05Can I filter jobs by salary, location, and remote status?

Yes. Fresume supports practical filters including country, state, region, city radius, worldwide-remote status, salary expectations, date posted, and role-specific search terms. These filters work together, so you can see only remote roles in your state posted this week within your target salary range.

Can you hide jobs and companies you don’t want to see?

Yes. On most large job boards, the same reposted listing keeps surfacing, and a company you’ve already ruled out shows up again next week. Fresume is built around the opposite idea: a cleaner feed you actually control. You can block a company or dismiss a listing, and it stays out of your results, so the roles you scroll are ones still worth considering. Paired with a resume-fit score on each posting, that turns a noisy feed into a short, honest shortlist.

Here is a plain, side-by-side look at the everyday search experience rather than the size of the feed. A big aggregator still wins on sheer volume of postings; Fresume wins on signal, control, and what happens after you find a role. Both statements are true at once.

Day-to-day search	Typical job board (Indeed / LinkedIn)	Fresume
Resume-fit scoring	Not shown; you judge fit by hand	A resume-aware fit signal on each US listing
Blocked jobs and companies	Ruled-out roles tend to reappear	Block a company or dismiss a listing and it stays gone
Reposted or duplicate listings	Often mixed into the feed	Deduplicated where the same role is detected
Built-in tracking	Usually a separate spreadsheet	Save and track applications in one place

Want to sharpen the fit signal before you apply? Run your resume through the free ATS resume checker or rebuild it with the resume builder and 50+ templates, then search the job board again with a stronger match.

Do I need to download a job search app?

Fresume is a browser-based web app that runs at app.fresume.com in any modern desktop or mobile browser, plus a companion Chrome autofill extension for filling out applications. There is no iOS App Store or Google Play download to install, and you don’t need one.

Here is how the two pieces work together. The web app is where you search US jobs by fit, block roles you don’t want, build and check your resume, generate cover letters, and track everything you’ve applied to. The Chrome extension takes over the tedious part: autofilling your details into application forms on LinkedIn, Indeed, Workday, and Greenhouse so you spend less time retyping the same information. Because everything lives in your browser and syncs to your account, you can start a search on your laptop and pick it back up later without moving anything between devices.

Short version: use the web app for search, resume, and tracking; add the Chrome extension when you’re ready to autofill applications. Both are free to start, with premium at $17.49/month if you want the full workflow.

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