The same forty fields.
Again.
Barista fills them from the profile you already wrote, on whatever job site you are on. Not just the text boxes: the radio groups, the checkboxes and the dropdowns that are not really dropdowns.
- Full name
- Phone
- Are you authorised to work in the UK?radio group
- Notice periodnot a select
- Open to relocatingcheckbox
It writes the open questions.
The ones that take twenty minutes and end up sounding like everyone else. Barista drafts an answer from what you have already written, and you edit it rather than start it.
Pick any one to watch it again.
- Senior DesignerVelvet Coffee Roasters2023 - 2026
- Product DesignerNorthbank2021 - 2023
- Checkout rebuildowned end to endproject
The roles, dates and projects it already has. Nothing invented.
It tailors what you send.
A generic CV and a generic letter are the two things a reviewer can spot in four seconds. These are shaped around the job in front of you.
The cover letter
Drafted against this posting and your profile, in the tone you already write in. Open it in the composer, change what you want, send it.
- Reads the posting
- Reads your profile and saved answers
- Drafts the letter
One message from your monthly allowance
The CV
Barista assembles the tailoring prompt from your LaTeX CV and the posting, and hands it to you. You paste it into your own Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini and it does the writing.
- Reads the posting
- Reads your LaTeX CV
- Builds the prompt, ready to paste
Nothing. No model runs on our side
It tracks what happens next.
Every application you send becomes a dated event with a stage. No spreadsheet, and nothing to remember to update on the evening you get the reply.
- Mon 14AppliedSenior DesignerVelvet CoffeeFiled when you submitted the form
- Tue 15Pending ResponseProduct EngineerNorthbankTheir acknowledgement, forwarded
- Thu 17Interview ScheduledSenior DesignerVelvet Coffee2:00 PM, with a reminder the day before
- Mon 21OfferDesign EngineerHarrow LabsMoved by hand, in two taps
- Email can move a stage.
Barista reads a Gmail tab you already have open, and takes anything you forward to your own tracking address. You turn each on.
- Interviews raise reminders.
A scheduled interview carries the hour, the round and the link, and tells you the day before.
- It is the same list on the web.
The extension and your Guap account show one calendar, not two.
Pay once. Use it whenever.
Filling forms and tracking applications are free. Credit you buy once pays for the AI.
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Tax is added at checkout. Credit never expires, and nothing renews.
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Barista is being finished. Leave an address and you get the your browser link the day it is published, and nothing else.
- 1Barista appears beside the address barPin it once and it is there on every job site you open.
- 2You sign in from the extensionIt opens a tab, you confirm, and the tab closes itself. The extension keeps its own sign-in, so nothing here hands it a password.
- 3It finds the account you already haveYour profile, saved answers and applications are the ones on guap.work. Change either side and the other follows.