MORT
Stop applying to jobs that were never a fit
MORT launched on February 9, 2026 with 16 votes, #817 of 16,627 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Most job applications fail because they were never a real fit. MORT helps you avoid that. It scans 50+ job boards, ranks roles by how well they match your experience, tailors your resume and cover letter, and helps you practice interviews. A calmer, more intentional way to find your next job.
MORT watches 50,000+ company career pages, scores every job 0-100% against your resume, and tailors your application - apply early, prepared, free to start.
Seven steps between you and your next role. MORT runs the search - you take the interviews. MORT watches 50,000+ company career pages around the clock. A role goes live; it's in your matches within hours - not three days later on a job board. Every match arrives scored 0-100 against your actual resume, with the reasoning spelled out. High scores get your attention. The rest never cost you a minute. Strong match - your platform and payments experience maps well. Worth showing more data-stack depth. Everyone says it: tailor your resume for every job. Nobody has the time. Build it in 13 ATS-friendly templates with MORT beside the page, proposing one-click edits and scoring your resume against…from mortit.com
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