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Applied on Sunday. Crickets by Friday · LinkedIn viewed. Never replied · They ghosted after the screen · Another "we'll keep you on file" · Role pulled the day you applied · Sent 40. Heard back from 2 · Resume lost in the ATS · Emailed HR. Wrong person · No idea who actually hires · Posting gone. No closure · Recruiter went dark · Still "under review" — month 2 · They hired someone internal · Spray and pray. Again · Connection request. Ignored · Interview canceled. No reschedule · Great call. Then silence · Referral? Don't know anyone there · Perfect fit. Zero response · Searching blind · Applied on Sunday. Crickets by Friday · LinkedIn viewed. Never replied · They ghosted after the screen · Another "we'll keep you on file" · Role pulled the day you applied · Sent 40. Heard back from 2 · Resume lost in the ATS · Emailed HR. Wrong person · No idea who actually hires · Posting gone. No closure · Recruiter went dark · Still "under review" — month 2 · They hired someone internal · Spray and pray. Again · Connection request. Ignored · Interview canceled. No reschedule · Great call. Then silence · Referral? Don't know anyone there · Perfect fit. Zero response · Searching blind · Applied on Sunday. Crickets by Friday · LinkedIn viewed. Never replied · They ghosted after the screen · Another "we'll keep you on file" · Role pulled the day you applied · Sent 40. Heard back from 2 · Resume lost in the ATS · Emailed HR. Wrong person · No idea who actually hires · Posting gone. No closure · Recruiter went dark · Still "under review" — month 2 · They hired someone internal · Spray and pray. Again · Connection request. Ignored · Interview canceled. No reschedule · Great call. Then silence · Referral? Don't know anyone there · Perfect fit. Zero response · Searching blind · Someone finally replied · You knew who to message · Your name rang a bell · They asked for your résumé · The conversation felt mutual · No more guessing games · A reply within 48 hours · They remembered your note · Not just another applicant · In the room — not the inbox · Warm intro landed · They replied · Closure, finally · Your story landed · The door actually opened · Someone finally replied · You knew who to message · Your name rang a bell · They asked for your résumé · The conversation felt mutual · No more guessing games · A reply within 48 hours · They remembered your note · Not just another applicant · In the room — not the inbox · Warm intro landed · They replied · Closure, finally · Your story landed · The door actually opened · Someone finally replied · You knew who to message · Your name rang a bell · They asked for your résumé · The conversation felt mutual · No more guessing games · A reply within 48 hours · They remembered your note · Not just another applicant · In the room — not the inbox · Warm intro landed · They replied · Closure, finally · Your story landed · The door actually opened ·

What brings you here?

They can't hire who they can't see.

Find who to ask. Pull context. Draft a note you send yourself. No LinkedIn login.

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The job search

You're not invisible. You're unreachable.

You do the work — tailor the resume, find the posting, hit apply. Then silence. Not because you lack talent. Because nobody on the inside knows your name.

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Applied Sunday. Nothing by Friday · Profile viewed. No reply · Ghosted after the screen · Emailed HR. Wrong person · Posting gone. No closure · Sent 40. Heard from 2 · Still under review — month 2 · Hired someone internal · Connection request ignored · Great call. Then silence · Referral? Know no one there · Perfect fit. Zero response ·Applied Sunday. Nothing by Friday · Profile viewed. No reply · Ghosted after the screen · Emailed HR. Wrong person · Posting gone. No closure · Sent 40. Heard from 2 · Still under review — month 2 · Hired someone internal · Connection request ignored · Great call. Then silence · Referral? Know no one there · Perfect fit. Zero response ·

How it works

One card per job. Research on it.
You hit send.

Add a job. We load fit, company, and who to message. You send the note.

  1. Today

    TabTabTab

    Spreadsheet · Notes · Lost links

    →

    On Puvio

    One role

    Company · Title · JD · Stage

    One card holds the role.

    Job links end up in tabs, notes, and spreadsheets. Add a posting once — company, title, and JD live in one place.

    01
  2. On the same card

    Fit

    Score vs your profile

    Brief

    Company context

    Contacts

    Alumni & contacts

    Hunter runs here — not in a side doc.

    Hunter loads the intel.

    Fit, company context, alumni and people on the team — on the same card as the posting.

    02
  3. You
    Card
    SavedOutreachApplied
    Contact

    Track stage. Reach the person, not the portal.

    You reach out when ready.

    Move the card through stages. Draft a note calibrated to the contact — not a blast into the job portal.

    03

Meet Mirror

Your resume is static. Mirror gets reused.

Upload your PDF once. Mirror pulls skills, wins, and talking points into one profile — behind every fit score and every note Hunter writes.

  • Skills matrix

    Strengths referenced in every match score

  • Win vault

    Achievements that power outreach — not generic filler

  • Career dossier

    Experience, wins, and UVPs in one editable home

Mirror feeds Hunter. Hunter never guesses who you are.

PDF

Resume

maya-okonkwo-resume.pdf

Imported

Mirror profile

Product strategyB2B SaaSRoadmapping

Shipped 0→1 platform

Led payments integration

Profile strength

Powers Hunter

78fit score

Outreach references your wins & skills — not placeholders

Outreach

They delete templates. They reply to homework.

Same role. Same contact. A generic opener gets ignored — a note built from their world and yours gets a reply.

You've sent that opener before. So has everyone else.

ToMarcus Webb·Senior Product Manager · Stripe

What everyone sendsignored

Hi, I hope this message finds you well. I saw your opening on LinkedIn and I'm very passionate about your company. I'd love to connect and learn more about opportunities on your team.

What Puvio writesgets a reply

Hi Marcus — noticed we both came through Stanford GSB1. I'm looking at the Senior PM role on Payments Platform2. I've spent 6 years shipping B2B product at scale3. Open to a quick take on the team, or a referral if it seems like a fit?

OutcomeMarcus replied
  1. 1Stanford GSB · shared schoolfrom alumni signal
  2. 2Senior PM · Payments Platformfrom the posting
  3. 36 years B2B productfrom your Mirror

One board. Every step to the room.

Five moves on one card — from saved posting to message that gets a reply.

Step 1 of 5

  1. 01Track every role
  2. 02See your fit
  3. 03Research the company
  4. 04Find who to ask
  5. 05Send the note

Save any posting to your board. Company, title, and stage — always in one place.

Run a quick match against your resume. See matched skills and gaps before you apply.

Get a brief on products, culture, and recent signals — saved on the application card.

Alumni and people at the company — ranked so you can ask for a referral or intro.

Draft a note that sounds like you — calibrated to them and your Mirror. You copy and send.

Grab the ⋮⋮ handle and drag across stages.

Wishlist

Stripe

Senior Product Manager

Review fit
78

Applied

Empty

Reached out

Empty

Stripe · Senior Product Manager

Your B2B platform background maps well to Stripe Payments Platform PM.

78

Strong fit

Quick scan

3 aligned2 gaps

Aligned

Product strategy · B2B SaaS · Roadmapping

Gaps

Payments domain · SQL

  • ✓Platform product ownership
  • ✓B2B SaaS shipping
  • ○Payments / fintech domain

Reference Radar or Connect in your outreach

Open analysis

Company intel

Basic scan

Stripe

Economic infrastructure for the internet

Stripe builds economic infrastructure for the internet. Recent focus: embedded finance and AI-assisted fraud detection in Radar.

PaymentsConnectRadarTreasury
  • HiringPM roles open on Payments Platform and Issuing
  • RecentStripe Sessions 2026 — embedded finance + Radar AI
  • CultureWriting-heavy, metrics-driven, high ownership on small teams

Open full brief

Contacts

2 found

Alumni and people at this company — ranked so you know who to ask for a referral.

MW

Marcus Webb

AlumniAlumni

Senior Product Manager

Connect · Stanford GSB

94match
NV

Nadia Voss

Peer

Product Manager

Payments Platform

88match

Compose

Connection note · Marcus

Draft ready
MW

Marcus Webb

Senior Product Manager · Connect

Tailored to contact + role232/300

Hi Marcus — noticed we both came through Stanford GSB. I'm looking at the Senior PM role on Payments Platform. I've spent 6 years shipping B2B product at scale. Open to a quick take on the team, or a referral if it seems like a fit?

CopyMark sent

One board. Every step to the room.

Five moves on one card — from saved posting to message that gets a reply.

  1. 01

    Track every role

    Save any posting to your board. Company, title, and stage — always in one place.

  2. 02

    See your fit

    Run a quick match against your resume. See matched skills and gaps before you apply.

  3. 03

    Research the company

    Get a brief on products, culture, and recent signals — saved on the application card.

  4. 04

    Find who to ask

    Alumni and people at the company — ranked so you can ask for a referral or intro.

  5. 05

    Send the note

    Draft a note that sounds like you — calibrated to them and your Mirror. You copy and send.

Grab the ⋮⋮ handle and drag across stages.

Wishlist

Stripe

Senior Product Manager

Review fit
78

Applied

Empty

Reached out

Empty

Stripe · Senior Product Manager

Your B2B platform background maps well to Stripe Payments Platform PM.

78

Strong fit

Quick scan

3 aligned2 gaps

Aligned

Product strategy · B2B SaaS · Roadmapping

Gaps

Payments domain · SQL

  • ✓Platform product ownership
  • ✓B2B SaaS shipping
  • ○Payments / fintech domain

Reference Radar or Connect in your outreach

Open analysis

Company intel

Basic scan

Stripe

Economic infrastructure for the internet

Stripe builds economic infrastructure for the internet. Recent focus: embedded finance and AI-assisted fraud detection in Radar.

PaymentsConnectRadarTreasury
  • HiringPM roles open on Payments Platform and Issuing
  • RecentStripe Sessions 2026 — embedded finance + Radar AI
  • CultureWriting-heavy, metrics-driven, high ownership on small teams

Open full brief

Contacts

2 found

Alumni and people at this company — ranked so you know who to ask for a referral.

MW

Marcus Webb

AlumniAlumni

Senior Product Manager

Connect · Stanford GSB

94match
NV

Nadia Voss

Peer

Product Manager

Payments Platform

88match

Compose

Connection note · Marcus

Draft ready
MW

Marcus Webb

Senior Product Manager · Connect

Tailored to contact + role232/300

Hi Marcus — noticed we both came through Stanford GSB. I'm looking at the Senior PM role on Payments Platform. I've spent 6 years shipping B2B product at scale. Open to a quick take on the team, or a referral if it seems like a fit?

CopyMark sent
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We obsess over the message. Everyone else obsesses over the resume.

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