The 13 updates to Applystead that went live for every member on .
Otto's Auto apply tip reaches members who haven't tried it yet
If you chose to review each application yourself and Auto apply has never been on for you, Otto now suggests it beside your queue a few hours later, so you know it can send each application as soon as it is ready, within your plan's limits. Nothing changes unless you turn it on, and Not now hides the tip for good.
Auto apply turns on right away for new members
Turning on Auto apply soon after starting your trial or membership no longer keeps showing "We're confirming your payment." Once your plan is confirmed, Auto apply usually turns on straight away when you save it.
Search changes always save
Changing the places, levels or other parts of your search now always saves, even when you have made several search changes that day. Your queue follows your newest search: it reloads right away, or with your next daily refresh.
Your Interviews tab catches more interview invitations
More invitations now reach your Interviews tab: emails sent as formatted pages only, a recruiter asking to set up an interview before suggesting a time, booking links inside thank-you-for-applying emails, and follow-ups from a company writing from an address that doesn't spell its name. Online assessments and recorded video questions you complete on your own no longer show as a recruiter screen.
Refresh membership is no longer hidden under the light and dark switch
In smaller computer windows, the page shown while your first payment goes through could tuck its Refresh membership button under the light and dark switch in the top corner. The page now starts just below the switch at every window size, so the button is always in full view and easy to click.
Interviews stay open when a company turns down another role
If a company turned down one of your other applications while you were interviewing there, your Interviews tab could show the whole interview as rejected. Now the interview stays open for the role you are interviewing for, and a new invitation from the company reopens an interview an earlier email had closed.
What's new is ready sooner
When you open What's new, the rest of the list now arrives in one step right after the newest updates appear, so the whole page is ready sooner, on the web and in the apps.
Behind the scenes: the plan page puts your account's option first
Where the plan page offers you a plan, it now leads with the option your account can take, with its start button and exactly what it costs. Nothing changes if you already have a plan.
What's new opens at once
What's new now shows its newest updates the moment you open it, and the rest of the list follows a moment later, so the page no longer makes you wait while every update loads.
Job descriptions show sooner when you open a job
Opening a job from your queue now shows its description almost at once, instead of after the rest of the application has loaded. When you point at or tap a job in your list, its description starts loading right away, so it is usually there the moment the job opens.
Your resume shows sooner when you open a job
On a computer, opening a job from your queue now shows your resume as soon as it has downloaded, while the rest of the application is still loading, and the application's documents arrive together instead of one at a time. Your resume now appears in less than half the time it took before. Apply is ready once everything has been checked, as before.
Opening a job gives your resume the room, with the job beside it
When you open a job from your Queue, its resume now fills most of the page, with the job's description beside it and one row of tabs above. On a phone the job opens first: the skills you could add to your profile, its description and your match, with your resume one tap away.
Four more GPT models in the website builder
GPT-6 Astra, GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6.1 Terra are now in the website builder's model menu. Astra and 6.1 Sol join the best-quality models, 6 Sol and 6.1 Terra the great-quality ones, and the menu shows about how many points a message costs with each.