You said it like it was nothing. It’s a resume line.

Jersey is your AI career assistant. It asks about the work you actually do, keeps what you say, finds jobs that fit and writes your resume from your own words.

Jersey
Jersey: What’s something at work you’re quietly proud of?
They said: I took our after-school program from 9 classes to 30 in a year. Enrollment more than doubled.
Jersey: Who taught all those classes, and what did it take to keep them staffed?
They said: Outside teachers, about 45 a year. I found them, onboarded them and handled every parent email.

Kept

Theo Mendes, teacher in Providence, RI. Retold from a real Jersey user, with names and details changed.

Try your work

Your words, in the words employers use.

Jersey keeps what Theo says, then finds the names other employers use for the same work.

  • After-school programProgram operations
  • Hiring outside teachersVendor and talent management
  • Parent emailsCustomer communications
  • Class catalogProduct catalog

Close the laptop. Jersey’s still on it.

Every night Jersey reads wherever Theo’s kind of work gets posted. In the morning, a short note with the few worth the time, each with a reason from Theo’s own work.

Jersey

Two worth a look, one hybrid

Morning, Theo.

Harborlight Arts · Providence, RI

Director of Community Programs

$78,000 to $90,000

They run 40 classes a term with outside teaching artists. You grew a program to 30 and staffed it with about 45 a year.

Kindling Camps · Hybrid · Boston, MA

Regional Program Manager

$70,000 to $82,000

They hire and train seasonal instructors. You onboard about 45 a year. It’s hybrid, so check the office days.

Nothing has gone anywhere. I’ll have a practice question for you tonight.

Jersey asks before it writes.

When a job wants something Theo hasn’t done, Jersey says so and asks. Every draft stays inside what’s true.

They said: Help me apply to Director of Community Programs at Harborlight Arts
Jersey: Before I write: they want someone who has owned a budget. You’ve told me how the program grew, but not who managed its money.

Every line, from your own words.

The resume and cover letter come from what Theo told Jersey, tailored to the job. PDF or Word, read and sent by Theo.

Theo Mendes

Providence, RI

Experience

Bayview Day School · Director of After-School Programs2022 to present

Tap a line to see where it came from.

A generic AI line

Dedicated educator with a passion for fostering student growth in dynamic learning environments.

From Theo’s words

Grew after-school offerings from 9 to 30 classes in one year as enrollment more than doubled

A spreadsheet of gigs became a second interview.

Noor finished a design degree, teaches kids’ workshops and takes every freelance gig going. She sent Jersey half a resume, a portfolio link and a spreadsheet. Jersey read it all, then asked about the parts no file could tell it.

  1. Send anything

    They said: Scan this. It’s where I track every gig I’ve gotten.
    Jersey: Your sheet lists five gigs marked “got it.” I need your words for each one. A line or two each is plenty.
    They said: Tenants’ union: I design the signs and lead the art builds before every march, and we make the banners for rallies too.

  2. Find the link

    Neighborhood food co-op · Crew member

    “…creating displays and signs. Art experience is a plus.”

    Jersey: That’s your strongest link. You lead the art builds that make every sign at the march. Bring one story from a build to the interview.

  3. Lines you can trace

    Noor Haddad

    Philadelphia, PA

    Experience

    Freelance · Designer and teaching artist2022 to present

    Tap a line to see where it came from.

Noor got the second interview. Retold from a real Jersey user, with names and details changed.

Jersey next to the others.

QuestionJerseyChatGPTAuto-apply apps
Remembers your work, with receiptsYes. Tap any line to see where it came from.Partly, with no receiptsYour resume only
Looks for jobs while you’re awayYes, in a morning noteOnly tasks you set upYes
Sends applications without asking youNever. You tap Send.NoYes, by the hundred

Questions people ask first.

What does Jersey cost?

Nothing during the beta. If that changes, you’ll hear before it does, and you can export everything you’ve built.

Do I need a resume to start?

No. Start by talking. If you have a resume, a LinkedIn export, a spreadsheet or old cover letters, send them and Jersey reads them.

Where do the jobs come from?

Wherever your kind of work gets posted: company career pages, job sites, school and hospital systems, local listings and the open web. Jersey saves each one in your conversation as it finds it.

Does Jersey apply for me?

No. Jersey drafts the resume, the cover letter and the answers. Nothing goes out under your name until you tap Send.

What happens to what I tell it?

It stays yours. It’s never used to train AI models, voice notes are deleted once they’re transcribed, and you can export or delete everything any time.

Is it only for office jobs?

No. Jersey is for every kind of work: teaching, nursing, hotels, stores, trades, design and more. It learns your field’s words and finds the ones employers use.

Can I bring what I told ChatGPT?

Yes. Paste or upload a conversation and Jersey keeps the facts about your work, so you don’t start over.

Who are the people on this page?

Noor and Theo are real Jersey users, retold with their names and details changed. Everyone else, including anything written for what you type, is made up, and the page says which is which.

“I built Jersey for my wife. She’s an incredibly talented teacher. She just wasn’t sure how to talk about herself in applications or interviews. Jersey is my answer to her problem.”

Jordan, who made Jersey

Your career is bigger than your resume.

Start by telling Jersey about your work. It keeps going from there.

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