Thozhil scores every role against your real history, rewrites your resume for the one you pick, finds the person who actually owns the job, and writes the email. You read it and press send.
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The loop you're in
Scroll, copy-paste, upload the same resume, click apply, hear nothing. The work that actually moves an application — reading the company, mapping your evidence to their requirements, reaching the person who owns the role — is the work nobody has time for.
How it works
No chips, no filter grids, no dashboards to configure. One conversation at the start, then a queue that keeps itself full.
A short conversation, not a form. We read your resume first and only ask what it can't answer.
Roles scraped from three sources, deduped, filtered to your level, scored when you open one.
Company researched, resume tailored, people found, email written with your metrics against their asks.
Change what sounds off, then send from your own address. The tracker updates itself after that.
The product
The one-click part
Research the company, tailor the resume against the actual JD, find the role owner and the recruiter, write the email with your real metrics mapped to their requirements. Each step fails on its own — no contacts still leaves you a tailored resume.
PREPARE RUN
THE DRAFT
Applying for the APM role at Locobuzz — B.Tech, VIT
On 1–3 years shipping B2B SaaS:
I owned the agent triage queue at Zorro Support for 22 months, taking first response from 14 hours to 3.5.
three more requirement sections…
Everything else
Your bullets get reordered and rewritten for the JD's language. A critic pass audits every claim against your original resume — nothing new is added.
Three to five requirements pulled from the posting, each answered with real evidence and a verbatim metric. It proves you read the job.
Quiet for three days? A nudge is drafted. Somebody writes back? Nudging ends and the tracker moves. An auto-reply is not a reply.
Not "a job" — the outcome that lands in weeks. It reads your funnel, so 12 sent and 0 replies gets you targeting advice, not "send more".
We create drafts. Mail leaves only when you click send, from your own address. Reply text is truncated, and purged after 90 days.
Company size rides along on every role, and a startup's own team page is the first place we look for people. Big employers are the weak case and we say so.
"I built Thozhil in the middle of my own search — 200+ applications, weeks of silence, and the realisation that the only emails that got replies were the ones that reached an actual human with real evidence mapped to their JD. Thozhil is that process, automated, with you keeping the send button."
ADHITYA — FOUNDER, THOZHIL
Your data and Google permissions
Thozhil is a job-search assistant. It collects public job listings, scores each one against your resume, tailors that resume to a posting, finds the person who owns the role, and drafts the application email. To put a finished draft in your own Gmail and save the tailored resume to your own Drive, Thozhil asks for exactly two Google permissions — and nothing else.
Used only to deliver the one application email you have read and clicked send on, from your own address. Thozhil cannot read your mailbox — we do not request read access — and it never sends anything on its own.
Per-file access by design: it can only open files Thozhil itself created. It cannot see, list or open anything else in your Drive.
We do not use your data to train generalised AI models, we do not sell it, and we do not share it for advertising. You can disconnect Google at any time from your Google account permissions page. Full detail — every provider, every retention window, and how to delete your account — is in the privacy policy.
Bring your resume. Answer six questions. Thozhil takes the rest of the busywork.