Sprout (Previously Prep AI)

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About this app

Sprout (formerly Prep AI) turns job hunting into a simple swipe. With our Swipe to Apply feature, you can instantly apply to jobs you love—just like Tinder. Swipe right, and our AI will automatically create a tailored resume and cover letter for that specific job, then submit your application on your behalf.

No more tedious searching, form-filling, or generic applications—Sprout personalizes and applies for you in seconds.

How It Works:

Download the app

Upload your base resume

Swipe right on jobs you like

AI customizes your resume & cover letter, then applies for you

Land interviews faster

Why People Love Sprout:

Swipe to Apply – Apply to jobs in seconds

AI-Tailored Applications – Custom resumes & cover letters for every role

Smart Matching – See roles that fit your skills and experience

Application Tracking – Stay organized throughout your job hunt

Let AI handle the grind so you can focus on preparing for your next big opportunity.

If you have any ideas or questions, email us at [e-mail].

Note: We do not offer career counseling or guaranteed job placements. All recommendations are suggestions—please do your own research and consult career professionals for specific guidance.

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Ratings and reviews

The idea and the fact that it works at all is cool, but the monetization is a rip-off especially when it isn't able to apply to half the jobs you ask it to, and your points go away if you don't use them. I was only able to use a dozen of the 50 I paid for, and the fact that they didn't really disclose that some jobs take 3 points before I purchased is also annoying. If you decide that you need to apply to jobs quickly and want AI to help, just start with the cheapest plan. Filters also suck.

Having to pay before any semblance of results is ridiculous. $15 a WEEK is ridiculous especially after asking you to invite friends and rate the app before you even know if it works. The idea is great and I would love to save time trying to find a job, but I don't have money because I don't have a job. I should not be expected to pay without any idea if this will work. Even LinkedIn has their premium option, but at least you can try the platform for free before " wasting your money".

The cover letters need serious work. It was embarrassing to find out that the letter head had my website twice (since it has separate inputs for website and portfolio in profile) and the line break happened at a weird place. The heading was a completely different font than the cover letter content. Some of its form answers were bad or poorly formatted. Many applications failed. The ones that didn't fail, got rejected. Not a single interview out of the more than 50 applications I made.