Sorce - AI Job Search

sorce.jobs

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About this app

Sorce is like Tinder but for Jobs.

Applying to jobs today is hard, so we built Sorce to fix that - Job applications shouldn’t feel like a chore. With Sorce, you swipe through jobs, and our AI applies for you. Simple.

No more endless forms. No more repetitive questions. Just a straightforward way to find the right opportunities and act on them.

Tens of thousands of people have tried Sorce and we've helped land thousands of interviews at companies like SpaceX, MongoDB, and Twitch. It works because it’s focused on what matters—helping you get to the next step as quickly as possible.

Try it. You’ll never want to apply to jobs the old way again.

Ratings and reviews

I like this app but I don't like how it is so limited in the free version I would rather have a bunch of ads every 5 swipes than 5 swipes per day. Also it is hard to know if it works cause I don't get any confirmation emails that I've applied. just started tho so hopefully my applications will lead somewhere. there is a lot of potential to this but with all the bugs you shouldn't have it be this limited for the free version.

Alot of the buttons are broken/are not clickable. for example the filter button at the top right corner of the screen doesn't work. along with when you go check active applications and fill in the additional info needed, I need to click a few times before it even registers or there is a long delay. And when I swipe left or right on an job the job tends to show back up into the swipe area 9/10 times when the app is closed and opened again. Your feedback button also doesn't work

Exorbitant pricing for an app that is no where near perfect. £14 a week is quite crazy, and you only get about 15 swipes without it. To make it even worse, out of those 15 swipes, 12 were automatically failed without any reason. I am qualified for these positions yet it auto-failed and is refusing to give an explanation why as "we can't find this applications details right now". Back to slugging through applications again, giving this a hard miss.