How many sources does the scanner cover?We cover multiple sources at launch, routed by sector: NHS Jobs for clinicians, legal directories for solicitors, applicant tracking systems used by tech employers, general job boards for broader roles, and your own email inbox for recruiter messages. The sources appropriate to your sector are queried automatically, so there is nothing for you to configure by hand.Does the scanner run in real time?No, the scanners run on an hourly schedule, so there is always some lag between a posting going live and it reaching your inbox. For most sources that lag is under two hours. We aim for same-day coverage everywhere, but we would rather tell you it is not instant than pretend otherwise.How are postings scored?A fast model scores every posting from 0 to 5 against your target roles, and the top hits are then re-checked by a more thorough model to catch false positives. If a job description was only partly fetched the first time, the platform fetches it again and rescores it.Do I have to write my own CV?You provide the source material once, either by pasting the text, uploading a PDF, or both, and Find Me A Job builds the job-specific variant from that. It will not invent experience you do not have.Does Find Me A Job apply for me automatically?No. Two helper tools will fill in the application form for you, but they stop at the submit button and leave that click to you. This is a firm rule and there is no way to override it.Do you support multiple target roles?Yes. During onboarding you enter the role titles you are aiming for as free-text tags, and the evaluator scores every posting against those goals. You can change them at any time in Settings.Does Find Me A Job replace LinkedIn?No, and we are not trying to build something that does. LinkedIn is where you build your network and your profile. Find Me A Job is for the active hunt: finding roles, scoring them, and getting applications out.