The job search is broken.
We help you move through it.

OFFERLETR is a career intelligence platform that helps you figure out what you're worth and gives you the tools to act on it. While most career search platforms focus on application volume, OFFERLETR takes a unique approach to the career search. We let job seekers understand their market value, identify skill gaps, prepare for salary negotiations, and do something most tools completely ignore: paying attention to how the job search is affecting you emotionally. It combines data-driven features like the Salary Power Panel, Skill Gap Analysis, and Negotiation Simulator, and emotional support through an AI companion called Oshun, who detects burnout signals and checks in before you spiral. It's built for people going through career transitions, navigating layoffs, or job seekers who need both strategic career insights and emotional resilience support.

OFFERLETR is the first career platform that addresses the emotional side of the job search. 72% of job seekers say the process has hurt their mental health (FORBES), and 52% report emotional exhaustion from ghosting and repeated rejection (INDEED). The modern process of recruitment and job seeking is broken. OFFERLETR was built to be a solution to a systemic problem. While all features are here to aid you, these three features address this problem directly. Oshun, OFFERLETR's AI companion, sees patterns in your journal entries and application activity to catch discouragement early and step in with support when you need help. The Purpose Pulse score tracks your career alignment over time and lets you know when you're slipping, so you can course-correct instead of burning out. Community Meet-Ups connect you with other professionals in your area, so the search doesn't feel isolating. You will also be able to see networking events near you; referrals go further than resumes! Landing a job isn't just a logistics problem. Confidence, self-love, and resilience matter too, and OFFERLETR helps address this.

The Salary Power Panel looks at four things to get your market value right: your current role and title, your verified skills, where you’re located, and your years of experience. With this information, it builds out a percentile-based salary breakdown, so you can see a full range that shows whether you’re underpaid, fairly compensated, or in a strong spot to push for more. Seeing that you are at the 40th percentile for your role in your market is a lot more useful than just knowing that you make $X. After you get a clear understanding of your data, you can move into OFFERLETR’s Negotiation Simulator to practice with Oshun in a low-stakes, real scenario, before you sit down with a hiring manager.

The Skill Gap Analysis shows you a comparison of where you are today with where you ideally want to be. You enter your target role, and OFFERLETR maps your current skills against what employers in that field look for. It generates a personalized roadmap to close the gap. For each skill you’re missing, the platform recommends specific courses, resources, and practice paths. And for career changers, there’s a Compatible Job Titles feature that shows you adjacent roles you may not have considered, and positions where your existing skills already transfer, and the gap to entry is smaller. It’s the difference between guessing and actually having a plan.

Most AI career tools only do one thing well. OFFERLETR is built around a different premise: that the job search is both a strategic challenge and an emotional one, and that you need support on both fronts. The Salary Power Panel shows you exactly where you land in the market. The Skill Gap Analysis helps you plan career pivots with real data. The Negotiation Simulator helps you get ready for the hard conversations. Interview Intel collects insights from verified professionals at companies you’re targeting. And Oshun, the AI companion, monitors your emotional patterns throughout and proactively steps in when burnout or discouragement starts showing up in your activity. No other career platform addresses both sides of the equation in one place.