larus T.
I bought 1 year of Swooped and applied…
I bought 1 year of Swooped and applied to hundreds of jobs that I wanted to apply to. One downside is that you have to apply to all of the jobs yourelf, I actually kind of like this but it is more manual. The Chrome Extension and autofill for some types of roles is nice too. The biggest problem though is that the AI will lie on your resume by reading the job title, create a resume claiming you have experience with something super specific. This can easily be missed when you are reviewing the applications. This will get you an interview and even through the recruiter stage but when you reach the hiring team they of course will nitpick about those 'experiences' with softwares that you have and of course the AI was too generous with what it says on your resume. After that you don't get anything. After my year expired I tried Oaki and had a much better experience and I am in the final stages of offers with a new company whereas when using Swooped I never made it past the 2nd or 3rd interview
Response from SwoopedMar 3, 2026
Thanks for sharing this feedback. A core part of Swooped is that users stay in control: we show suggested resume changes clearly, and you can review/edit before anything is used. You can also adjust settings to control how aggressively the AI enhances your resume. The Chrome extension/autofill is there to reduce the manual work where it fits, but we intentionally keep submission in the user’s hands. Appreciate you taking the time to write this, and wishing you the best as you close out your offer process.



