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Your job search, on the record.

Every role read at the source. Every resume line backed by proof.

Made-up examples of what Offerin shows.

Read at the sourceWorkdayGreenhouseLeverAshbySmartRecruitersWorkable

Everything in one place, from first lesson to offer.

Ten pages, one record underneath. Here is each one.

  • The Today page: a news list on the left, today's lesson and the daily check-in on the right.

    TodayEvery day

    A short briefing and one lesson, picked for the roles you want.

  • Practice on the Today page: today's behavioural question, with the daily lesson and check-in beside it.

    PracticeEvery day

    One drill a day per track, with feedback on your answer.

  • The daily chat: an example evening about a phone screen, with the lines it proposes for the record.

    Daily chatEvery day

    Tell it what happened today. It asks the right follow-up.

  • The Review inbox: a proposed requirement from a coding agent, with Add and Dismiss.

    ReviewEvery day

    Everything proposed for your record waits here for your yes.

  • The Jobs page: filters on the left, a list of internship and new grad roles on the right.

    JobsFind and apply

    Open roles read at the source, with what each says about visas.

  • The Tracker sheet with a role opened on the right, showing an interview email to confirm.

    TrackerFind and apply

    Every role you track, its stage and the next step.

  • The Calendar agenda: an overdue follow-up, deadlines this month and the people you wrote to.

    CalendarFind and apply

    Interviews, deadlines and follow-ups due, by date.

  • A resume draft for a backend role, one page, in the Classic template.

    ResumesYour record

    A resume for each role, drafted from your record.

  • The Library map: you in the middle, linked to education, experience, projects and skills.

    LibraryYour record

    Your projects, jobs, school and skills, and how they connect.

  • Your journey: a timeline of education, work, projects and effort, with a year of practice days and the goal.

    Your journeyYour record

    Your whole path on one chart, and the goal ahead.

Screens from Offerin's sample workspace. The person and the notes are made up.

What the posting says, in its own words.

Backend Engineer, New Grad

Northwind Harbor · Seattle, WA · a made-up posting

What it says4 of 7 stated

Level

Entry level

Join the routing team as a new grad backend engineer.

Experience

0 to 2 years

What you bring: 0 to 2 years of experience with Java or Go, and comfort with PostgreSQL.

Sponsorship

No sponsorship

This role is not eligible for visa sponsorship.

Citizenship

Not stated

Clearance

Not stated

OPT

Not stated

E-Verify

Mentions E-Verify

Northwind Harbor participates in E-Verify.

A short version of Offerin's rules, running in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere.

Every line cites its source.

Rowan Vale

rowan.vale@example.com · Portland, OR · Backend engineer, new grad

Experience

Software Engineer Intern, Brightfen Logistics

Built JUnit integration tests for the Spring Boot billing service that caught 4 regressions before release.1

Cut p95 latency of the shipment search endpoint from 380 ms to 210 ms with a composite PostgreSQL index.2

Projects

Lanternfish

Wrote a Rust command-line tool that indexes 40,000 log files in under 3 s.3

Education

Cedar Hollow University, B.S. Computer Science, May 2026

1Evidence in your Library

Billing service tests, Brightfen Logistics

From a check-in

2Evidence in your Library

Shipment search index

You added

3Evidence in your Library

Lanternfish README

Your coding agent

A made-up person, to show the shape.

Four steps. Every decision stays yours.

  1. 1

    Keep a record

    Add your projects and jobs, tell the daily chat what happened, or let your coding agent propose. Nothing joins without your yes.

  2. 2

    Find roles that fit

    Search open roles by level and place, with what each says about sponsorship and years.

  3. 3

    Draft from proof

    Pick a role you track. Edit, lock or hide any line, then export a PDF.

  4. 4

    Track and practice

    Stage, next step, deadline and who you talked to, plus a daily drill for the interview. Offerin never applies in bulk.

Most tools guess. Offerin quotes.

Offerin
Job boards
AI resume and auto-apply tools
Where roles come from
5,000 companies' own boards, read four times a day
Listings posted to the board
The posting you paste in
Visa sponsorship
The posting's own sentence, or that it says nothing
A filter, when someone fills it in
A guess
Resume lines
From your record, each with its source
Not covered
Generated text you check yourself
Applying
You apply yourself, one role at a time
Quick apply
Bulk auto-apply

Questions

Software new grads and early-career engineers in the U.S., including people on F-1 OPT or STEM OPT who need to know what a role says about sponsorship before they apply.

Offerin's own scanner reads the job boards of about 5,000 companies on Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters and Workable, four times a day.

No. It shows what the posting says, in its words, and says so when the posting says nothing. For your own case, ask the employer or your school's international office.

No. A draft is built from the projects, jobs and evidence you added or accepted. Every line points to its source, and you can edit, lock or hide any line.

Your record stays yours. Export everything as one file, or delete your account and everything in it, from Settings at any time.

Start your record today.

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