NeverApply
You sleep, the agent applies.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·HR & Recruiting
About
NeverApply is an AI job-search agent for people who want to stop pasting the same resume into every ATS. A seeker signs up at neverapply.co, sets a target role and location, and the agent matches open jobs, rewrites the resume for each posting, and submits applications on career sites and applicant tracking systems. The product is built by Kasovy LLC in Sheridan, Wyoming. Plans are Freemium: a Free tier to try the loop, then Pro and Max for higher volume. The public line is simple: you sleep, the agent applies. What it does in practice: match jobs to the profile, tailor the resume and cover letter to the posting, and auto-apply where the site allows. It is a web product, not a browser extension and not an API-only agent. Categories that fit: job search, recruiting, HR, productivity, AI agents. NeverApply is not a job board and is not neverapply.ai (a different product). Contact: [email protected].
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
Product is just not as important as distribution. Distribution and attention wins the game if you want to win in B2C, especially if your app is not niche… You must be ready and excited for the content game.
For consumer apps, distribution wins — the product is almost incidental
For consumer products, the content strategy matters more than the product itself. Before building anything, plan the TikToks, the formats, and the channels you'll test. Validate through content before code — that's the unlock.
There's a bunch of CSS aggregators in our report. They're buying these companies up for multiples. They're giving founders liquidity. If you're generating EBITDA and you're saying I'm done, I want to go off and do something else — I think I can get 20–30 million in my pocket — that's a pretty good option instead of raising a VC round and then having to sell for 100 million.
CSS aggregators are now a real exit path — profitable apps can sell at EBITDA multiples today
A new class of 'Berkshire Hathaways of the App Store' — European-led aggregators like Bending Spoons — are systematically acquiring profitable $5–15M revenue CSS businesses at EBITDA multiples. For indie founders who built profitable apps and want liquidity without a VC treadmill, this is now a fully viable exit path. Crowley expects this trend to accelerate as institutional capital flows into the aggregator model.
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