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RoleWorth vs Huntr — when each is the right tool.
Pick RoleWorth when you want the decision before the row gets saved and a kit on the other side. Pick Huntr when a kanban view of every active role is the most important workflow surface. Huntr is tracker-first; RoleWorth is decision-first.
| Capability | RoleWorth | Huntr |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Decision-first: score + kit | Tracker-first: kanban-style board |
| Worth Score / posting risk | ✓ 0–100 + six-signal risk | — |
| Kanban board UX | List view (board on roadmap) | ✓ Native kanban |
| Pipeline tracker | ✓ Stages + follow-up timing | ✓ Stages + columns |
| Tailored resume diff | ✓ Per-posting diff | Template-driven |
| Cover letter + recruiter DMs | ✓ Grounded in proof points | Templates |
| Interview prep / proof bank | ✓ Reusable competency library | — |
| Human approval gate | ✓ Required before submission | n/a (no auto-apply) |
FAQ
Is RoleWorth a Huntr replacement?
Yes if you used Huntr primarily as a tracker plus a resume tailoring layer. RoleWorth's pipeline tracker covers the same stages and adds the upstream decision (apply / maybe / skip) and the downstream kit (diff + cover + DM + prep). If you used Huntr's kanban purely for visualisation and you decide elsewhere, the move is optional.
Can I import my Huntr board?
Yes via CSV: export your Huntr tracker, upload to RoleWorth, and stages, dates, and notes map across. Boards become a list view by default; a kanban view is on the roadmap.
Which has better resume tailoring?
Huntr's tailoring is template-driven; RoleWorth's is diff-driven against your existing resume with proof-strength scoring and a reviewable change log. If you want to see exactly what got rewritten and why, RoleWorth is more transparent.
Product proof
See the product surface behind the claim.
Each page carries the matching RoleWorth surface in a glass-framed proof card: the radar, extension overlay, ATS matrix, review queue, dashboard, or package flow behind the promise.

The public promise, visible above the fold: score first, package second, approve before anything leaves.

The internal cockpit: today's radar, active runs, best opportunities, pipeline health, and audit history.