Applyloop by Antarim
Turn a job screenshot into a ready-to-send application email.
Applyloop reads your CV and a screenshot of the job post, then writes a specific email that cites your real experience. Send it straight from Gmail, or open it in Outlook, Yahoo, Proton or your mail app.
Hi Northwind team,
I've spent three years on growth surfaces at Zolve, where I owned onboarding and referrals for 1.2M users and lifted activation from 41% to 58% in two quarters.
Your post asks for experiment design and end-to-end ownership. I ran a 14-test roadmap with the growth PM and wrote the analytics specs myself so we never waited on data.
I'd like to walk you through the referral rebuild…
How Applyloop works
Three steps, about ninety seconds. Nothing to install and no account to make.
- 01
Upload your CV
Read once in the browser into an editable profile of roles, dates and skills. Every email cites it.
- 02
Paste the job screenshot
We read role, company, must-haves and the contact address off the image, or from pasted text.
- 03
Review and send
Pick a tone, edit any line. Send it through Gmail with your CV attached, or open it in your own email app.
About Applyloop
Applyloop by Antarim
Applyloop is a focused tool from Antarim for people applying to jobs by email. It reads your CV and the job post, writes a specific application email, and hands it back to you to send from your own inbox. Every line can be edited, and nothing you add is kept on our servers.
Try Applyloop nowWhat it does
Writes one tailored job application email at a time from your CV and a job post.
Who it's for
Anyone applying by email: designers, engineers, marketers, students and career changers.
Who makes it
Applyloop is built and operated by Antarim.
What it costs
Nothing. No account, no subscription, no card.
Privacy
Private by design
Your CV stays in this browser. Your job context and drafts live in the tab's session storage and clear when you close it. To write an email, your CV profile and the job post make one trip through our server to the writing model, and we keep nothing. No files stored, no history, no account.
Read the Applyloop privacy policy- CV file never leaves your browser
- Google sign-in optional, send-only
- Stateless server, nothing retained
Google account
How Applyloop uses your Google account
Signing in with Google is optional. You only need it if you want Applyloop to send the email from your Gmail with your CV attached. Otherwise, open the draft in any email app without signing in.
Applyloop's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Details are in our privacy policy.
What we ask for
Your name and email address, to fill in the From line, and permission to send email as you (gmail.send).
What we do with it
Send the one email you reviewed, with your CV attached, at the moment you press Send. Nothing else.
What we never do
Read, search or delete your mail, keep your Google token on our server, or use your data for ads or AI training.
You stay in control
Sign-in is optional and ends when you close the tab. Revoke access any time from your Google account.
FAQ
Questions about Applyloop
What is Applyloop?
Applyloop is a web app by Antarim that turns your CV and a job post (a screenshot or pasted text) into a specific application email you can send from your own inbox.
Is Applyloop free?
Yes. There's no account to create and nothing to pay.
Do I need a Google account?
No. Google sign-in is only for sending straight from Gmail with your CV attached. You can open any draft in Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Proton, Zoho or your mail app without signing in, and attach your CV there.
Can Applyloop read my email?
No. The only Gmail permission Applyloop asks for is sending email. It can't read, search or delete anything in your mailbox.
Where is my CV stored?
Only in your browser, on your device. The file never goes to our server; its text, without your contact details, is used to write each email and then discarded.
Who makes Applyloop?
Applyloop is built and operated by Antarim.