About Us
Rejectory tailors your resume and cover letter to the job you are applying for, then keeps every application and every version you sent in a folder you own. No account, no server holding a copy, and nothing to cancel.
Kadir Aslan
Software Developer · Munich
I built Rejectory while job hunting, after watching my own applications disappear into trackers that owned my data.
What Does Rejectory Do?
It does two jobs that belong together. It rewrites a resume and a cover letter against the posting in front of you, using an AI key you bring yourself so nothing is resold to you by the word. And it tracks what happened next, every application, every stage, and the exact version of each document you actually sent.
Both halves write to plain files in a folder on your disk or in your own Google Drive. That is the whole storage design, and it is why there is nothing to subscribe to.
Where Does the Writing Come From?
Everything published here comes from building the tool and from applying for jobs with it. Where a claim is contested, such as how much filtering an applicant tracking system really does, the articles say so rather than repeating the confident version. No statistic appears on this site that could not be traced to something real, which is why you will find fewer numbers here than on most career blogs.
How Do You Reach Us?
Email info@rejectory.com for anything at all, whether that is a bug, a correction to an article, or a question the FAQ did not answer. Corrections are welcome and get made.