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RoleWorth vs Simplify — when each is the right tool.

Short answer

Pick RoleWorth when you want a decision and a defensible kit before applying. Pick Simplify when one-click autofill across many portals is the bottleneck you're solving. Simplify is autofill / tracker-first; RoleWorth is decision-first.

Capability	RoleWorth	Simplify
Primary purpose	Decision-first: score + kit	Autofill + tracker
Worth Score / posting risk	✓ 0–100 + six-signal risk	—
One-click portal autofill	Roadmap (no auto-submit)	✓ Browser extension
Pipeline tracker	✓ Stages + follow-up timing	✓ Stages
Tailored resume diff	✓ Per-posting diff	AI rewrite
Cover letter + recruiter DMs	✓ Grounded in proof points	AI generator
Interview prep / proof bank	✓ Reusable competency library	—
Human approval gate	✓ Required before submission	Autofill — submission still manual

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Is RoleWorth a Simplify replacement?

Mostly. Simplify's flagship feature is one-click autofill on application portals. RoleWorth does not autofill portals (yet) — it focuses on the decision and the kit. If your bottleneck is form-typing, Simplify is faster; if your bottleneck is applying to the wrong roles, RoleWorth's score gate is what actually moves outcomes.

Will RoleWorth auto-apply for me?

No. There is a deliberate human approval gate before anything leaves the product. Drafts and tracking are automated; submission is always your manual click. That's the design boundary, not a roadmap item.

Can I use both?

Yes — score with RoleWorth, then use Simplify's autofill on the portal. Many users do this for high-volume sprints, then consolidate to RoleWorth once the score gate has cut the volume to roles that actually merit the application hour.

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