Auto apply to jobs on Seek, tailored every time

Seek does not offer a native "apply to everything that matches" feature, and most international auto-apply tools skip Seek entirely because they are built around US boards. That leaves the board that carries most Australian roles as the one you still have to work by hand.

Karmik closes that gap with a desktop app that automates your own browser on your own computer. It works through Seek applications the way you would — same forms, same session, your account — just without you re-typing your work history for the hundredth time. Your machine needs to be on and connected while it runs.

That local design is deliberate. No job-board passwords are stored, nothing applies from a server pretending to be you, and you can watch what goes out and stop it any time.

Bulk tools fail on Seek for a simple reason: recruiters here read. A generic letter with the company name swapped in gets recognised in seconds and binned just as fast.

Karmik writes each cover letter against the specific listing — the actual requirements, the actual language of the ad, grounded in your real resume. It never invents experience. The result reads like you sat down and wrote it for that role, because functionally that is what happened, just in seconds instead of 45 minutes.

Your resume wording is tuned per listing too, so the exact phrases a recruiter searches for ("stakeholder engagement", not "worked with clients") are present when they are genuinely true of you.

Auto-apply only works if you can trust it, and trust needs evidence. Every application Karmik submits produces a receipt: the job title and company, the board, the timestamp, the exact resume version and cover letter that went out, and any screening questions answered.

If an application fails or errors, it never counts against your quota — you only pay for applications actually submitted. And when a recruiter calls, you can open the receipt and see precisely what they are looking at.