On-device
Nothing leaves the phone.
Capture, fit assessment, tailoring, and the screener loop run locally through Apple Foundation Models or the deterministic extractive engine. The current app has no network entitlement.
SiloApply · iPhone available now · Mac coming soon
Snap a job post.
Get a cited résumé.
The iPhone app turns a job description into a tailored résumé and interview brief, every claim grounded in your real experience. The upcoming 1.4 update adds local profile import and ATS-safe export.
iPhone App Store · available now$24.99 one-time unlock · no subscriptionNo data collected
iPhone availableMac coming soonOn-device AICited, not inventedNo telemetry
Your career.
Not their training data.
grounded and on-deviceCloud résumé tools upload your work history to someone else's servers and hand back confident prose you can't fully vouch for. SiloApply takes the opposite stance: it runs entirely on the device in your pocket, and it refuses to write a claim it can't trace back to something you actually did. Tailored to the role, grounded in your record, kept on your hardware.
Grounded
Every claim is cited.
Each tailored bullet links to a real entry in your experience, and a deterministic validator confirms it. Fabricated numbers are rejected before they reach the page. Defensible in the room, not just on paper.
Yours
No account. Pay once.
No sign-up, no subscription, no profile on a server you don't control. The $24.99 one-time unlock works on iPhone today and will carry to the Mac app when it launches.
Four moves, one profile.
résumé · brief · import · exportCited résumé
Tailored, and provably true.
Snap or paste a job description and SiloApply rewrites your résumé for it, but every bullet carries a citation back to a real entry in your experience. A deterministic validator confirms the grounding and rejects any fabricated metric before you ever see it. Tailored, never invented.
Interview brief
Walk in already prepared.
From the same JD and your profile, SiloApply drafts likely questions, grounded talking points that point back at your actual work, the gaps worth pre-empting, and notes on company fit. A prep sheet that knows what you can defend.
Local profile import
Bring the record you already have.
The upcoming 1.4 update reads PDF, scanned PDF, image, RTF, and plain-text résumés locally. It shows the exact extracted source spans for your review before anything becomes citable evidence. DOCX is not imported.
Application-ready export
Readable by people and parsers.
Version 1.4 adds a text-based, single-column PDF and equivalent Markdown, plus a separate preparation file. Standard headings, no tables or graphics, and concrete readiness checks replace made-up ATS percentages.
The screener loop
Drafted, critiqued, revised.
adversarial · on-deviceRetrieve and draft
Your evidence,
ranked to the role.
SiloApply ranks your real accomplishments against the job, then asks the on-device model to write bullets that reference only that evidence. Generation happens per section, sized to the model's context, so nothing is invented to fill space.
Screen in character
The recruiter reads it
before they do.
SiloApply role-plays the screener the role implies (a frontier-lab recruiter reads differently than a defense program lead) and returns an honest verdict with the screen-killer gaps. Then it revises and screens again, until the draft would pass.
Enforce the truth
The model suggests.
The check decides.
The AI critique is advisory. What is authoritative is a deterministic pass that verifies every bullet's citation, rejects any unsupported number, and flags weak grounding for your review, plus a linter that strips marketing fluff and overclaims. Truth is enforced by code, not hoped for.
Every bullet shows its work.
editorial dark · citedTailored résumé · Senior iOS Engineer, Acme
ExactScreener: forward
Cut p95 cold-launch latency 38% by rewriting the on-device cache layer.
source · c2verified
Shipped 4 App Store releases owning the on-device Vision OCR pipeline.
source · c1verified
Mentored engineers across the platform team on Swift concurrency.
source · c5review
Engine Foundation Models · grounded on-devicetap a source to see the evidence →
Version 1.4 preview
From job post to ready.
next iPhone update · then MacCapability
Import your résumé locally.
Version 1.4 accepts PDF, scanned PDF, image, RTF, and plain text. Extraction and OCR happen on-device; DOCX remains intentionally unsupported.
PDF · image · RTF · text→
Capability
Review the exact source.
Imported facts must resolve to exact spans in the original text. You select, correct, and confirm them before they can become citable evidence; generated paraphrases are never imported as facts.
source spans · human approval→
Capability
See honest fit first.
Required, preferred, logistics, compensation, responsibility, and culture signals are separated into a requirement-to-evidence view. Hard gaps stay distinct from optional gaps before tailoring begins.
fit first · hard and optional gaps→
Capability
Export an ATS-safe packet.
The 1.4 export uses a text-readable, single-column PDF with standard headings and an equivalent résumé Markdown file. Preparation and evidence stay in a separate Markdown file.
text PDF · Markdown · no tables→
Capability
Check facts, not a fake score.
Readiness reports concrete results: PDF text extraction, reading order, page count, standard sections, keyword coverage, linter findings, and provenance state. There is no universal ATS percentage.
parse-back · order · provenance→
Capability
Draft, critique, revise.
SiloApply role-plays the role's likely screener, critiques the draft, and revises. The AI critique remains advisory; deterministic citation and language checks decide what is verified.
screener loop · deterministic gate→
Capability
Two engines, both local.
Apple Foundation Models runs on supported devices. Otherwise SiloApply uses its deterministic extractive engine. Both paths stay on-device and pass the same provenance checks.
Foundation Models → extractive→
Capability
Local, and yours to move.
Everything lives encrypted on your device. Move a profile between iPhone and Mac with an encrypted export over AirDrop. No server, no account, ever.
encrypted · AirDrop handoff→
Concrete claims,
no asterisks.
local-first · provableiPhoneAvailable nowiOS 18+ · App Store
MacComing soonmacOS 14+ · after iOS 1.4
EngineFoundation ModelsDeterministic extractive fallback
Network usageNoneNo network entitlement
Pricing
Pay once. Both devices.
app store · one-timeApp Store · Universal
$24.99
one-time unlock · universal purchase
no subscription · no per-application fee
Profile import, role screening, readiness preview, and the first tailoring run stay free in version 1.4. The existing $24.99 one-time unlock adds ATS PDF export and unlimited local tailoring. It applies to iPhone now and the Mac app when that release arrives.
View the iPhone app ↗Plain English, on file.
full policy · direct contactSECURE_CHANNEL_ACTIVE
Apply with a résumé you can defend.
SiloApply is available on iPhone today. Version 1.4 is the next iPhone update, adding local résumé import, fit-first role screening, and ATS-safe PDF and Markdown export. Mac remains coming soon until its separate App Store review clears.
View on the App Store ↵iPhone · available now · Mac coming soon