How Job Compass Streamlines LinkedIn Job Search

A clean dark-navy framed comparison card centered on screen showing three stacked LinkedIn-style job rows with match chips animating in from left to right: top row green '79% fit', middle row green '74% fit', bottom row amber '61% fit'. Each row includes short labels for skills, experience, and fit with simple horizontal bars. A small caption at the bottom reads 'Start with the strongest fits'. Tight minimal sans-serif styling, emerald accents, subtle staggered reveals.

A minimal framed UI on dark navy showing a scrolling list of job cards. Cards with stronger fit scores glow subtly in emerald while weaker matches are muted gray. A small cursor-like highlight pauses on the top two green cards. Headline text at top reads 'Less guessing. Faster decisions.' with the phrase 'strongest fits' emphasized in emerald. Smooth staggered movement, crisp product-demo feel.

Easy Apply only. Saved answers. User-controlled.

applications in minutes, not your evening

A centered trust panel on dark navy with three stacked short statements appearing one by one: 'Your resume becomes the search engine', 'No passwords stored', 'No data tracked'. Beside each line, a simple emerald checkmark animates in. A subtle footer line reads 'Better signals. Less manual work. More control.' Clean high-contrast typography, restrained motion, premium minimal layout.

Open on the familiar pain of endless LinkedIn scrolling and weak results; immediate recognition that the problem is the workflow, not the job seeker.

Introduce Job Compass inside LinkedIn and show the first core feature: resume-based match scoring across listings with clear color-coded rankings.

Show the ranked jobs in action across multiple listings, emphasizing less guessing and faster decision-making while browsing.

Demonstrate Easy Apply automation with saved answers, framed as user-controlled and limited to suitable LinkedIn flows.

Shift to outreach: personalized messages to hiring managers based on real signals, with emphasis on being sent from the user's real Gmail.

Reinforce that the tool is practical, privacy-aware, and built for skeptical job seekers who want something useful rather than flashy AI hype.

Close with brand line, free entry point, and website; let the final card breathe for readability and confidence.