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A private career workspace holding your resume, journal, applications and coaching agents in one record
Oppy asks you to pick a mode, whether you are staying and growing in a role, running a search, or freelancing, and shapes the whole workspace around it. One resume upload and one running journal feed everything after: generated bios, ranked job matches, tailored applications and a set of agents for planning, interviews, negotiation and resume work. Applications are tracked in the same place, and a public profile page is opt-in, so nothing leaves the account until you publish it. The free Explorer tier gives 200 AI credits a month, Builder is $19.95 for 1,000 and Pro is $49 for 4,000; separate employer plans run at $199 and $599 a month.
Individual tiers: Explorer free with 200 AI credits a month, Builder $19.95 with 1,000 credits and a custom landing page, Pro $49 with 4,000 credits. The employer side is separate at $0, $199 and $599 a month.
Use tool ↗The idea worth paying for is the shared record: because the resume, journal and application history all feed the same profile, matches and tailored applications come out of context instead of a blank prompt each time. Privacy is handled properly, with publishing opt-in. Against that, the price is metered in AI credits and the vendor behind it is not named anywhere.
Watch out: You are handing a complete career history and resume to a vendor that does not identify itself anywhere on the site.
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