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The applying half of a job search, written for people doing it now. For the interview half, see the interview guides.
Applying is the half these guides cover. When the calls start, the Interview Sarthi guides take over: company-specific question sets for TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Accenture and others, plus the answers that decide rounds — why should we hire you, salary expectations and reason for job change.
And once you are in the job, Meeting Sarthi helps in client meetings: live captions when an accent is hard to follow, and a short reply from your own project.
When the calls start. Use the job description and your CV for an AI mock interview with Prep Sarthi. Practise weak answers before the real round. For assistance during a call where it is permitted, Live Sarthi shows CV-based answer suggestions. Live Sarthi and a Prep Sarthi pass use your own Gemini key (Prep's free demo needs none); Google’s usage limits apply.
What is the difference between ApplySarthi and Interview Sarthi?
They cover the two halves of a job search. Apply Sarthi handles applying — it is a Windows app that finds open jobs, matches them to your CV, tailors the CV for each one, and fills and sends the application. Interview Sarthi handles what happens after: live, resume-grounded help during the interview itself, in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Both run on the same free Google Gemini key.
Do I need to pay for ApplySarthi?
Not to start. Apply Sarthi is free every week: 20 applications in the first week, then 15 every week, on your own Google Gemini API key, which Google issues at no cost. For more, plans are paid once for 30 days: Basic ₹249, Pro ₹499 or Max ₹799. Interview Sarthi is a separate product with its own passes.
Apply Sarthi is a Windows app that finds jobs that fit your CV, fills each application and sends it for you. Free every week: 20 applications in the first week, then 15.
Get the Windows app What it does
An interview call coming? Practise it first with a mock interview from your own CV, free to try, then keep Live Sarthi open on the real call.