For people who apply first
Job boards are two days late. We're fifteen minutes early.
We read company career pages directly — not the aggregators reselling them. A role goes up, you hear about it, and the tailored CV takes fifteen seconds.
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The listing you saw on a job board this morning went live on the company's own careers page days ago. By the time an aggregator has crawled it, ranked it and mailed it to you, the first few hundred applications are already in.
Drever checks company career pages every fifteen minutes and notifies you the moment something matches your titles and cities. Same role, several days earlier, at the point where a human being is still reading every application.
Then the part that normally costs half an hour takes about fifteen seconds: swipe right and your CV is rebuilt around that job description — its vocabulary, your experience, reordered so the relevant work is the first thing on the page.
The whole thesis is timing
Straight from the source
Company career pages, checked many times a day. That is a different feed from the one everyone else is refreshing.
Fifteen minutes, not a daily digest
A match fires a notification when it happens. Early applications get read; that is the entire advantage and it decays fast.
One tap per application
The rewrite is ten to fifteen seconds and specific to that posting. Nothing invented, just better aimed.
Anything else, via Telegram
Found a role somewhere we do not cover? Send the link to the bot and the tailored CV comes back in the chat.
How the fifteen-minute loop runs
Set your titles and cities
Several of each, remote included. One search, not one per combination.
We watch the career pages
Every fifteen minutes, straight from the companies.
You get pinged
The moment something matches — not overnight, not tomorrow.
Swipe, tailor, apply
Fifteen seconds to a CV written for that posting.
The obvious objections
Which sites do you actually read?
Company career pages first — that is the source, and where the time advantage comes from. Aggregated boards are covered too, but they are the slower half of the picture by definition, because their listings are downstream of the company's own.
Does applying early genuinely matter?
It is the most reliable lever an applicant has. Many roles are filled from the first tranche of applications, and reviewer attention is highest before the pile forms. Nothing about your CV changes that arithmetic. Timing does.
Can I use it for remote-only roles?
Yes. Remote is a location option alongside cities, so a remote-only search is watched exactly the same way.
What if the job is not in your feed?
Send the link to the Telegram bot. It returns a tailored CV for that posting regardless of where you found it.
How is this different from a job board alert?
The board's alert is downstream of the board's crawl, so it inherits every delay in that chain. Ours is not — and it arrives with the CV already written.
Be early, consistently
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