Elochat · Your job search thinking partner

Your job search has context. Elo can use it.

Your profile, saved roles, notes, and analyses tell a story. Ask Elo what it means for the decision in front of you, and get a practical answer grounded in your Eloovor workspace.

Chat with Elo Explore example conversations

Free to start. No credit card required.

Built for your workspace

A second opinion that knows where you're starting

You don't have to paste your entire search into a blank chat. When it's relevant, Elo can use your career profile, saved opportunities, notes, existing analyses, and the page you're viewing to help you work through a question.

Understand your strengths and the gaps worth fixing.
Talk through tradeoffs between the roles you've saved.
Get a next step you can act on in your workspace.

Elo gives guidance in chat. You stay in control of edits and applications. Use the dedicated builders to create resumes and cover letters.

Need help rewriting a field? Meet the inline Elo assistant

See it in action

Bring Elo the decision you're stuck on

No special prompts needed. These examples show how a conversation might go when there's useful context in your workspace.

Conversation 1

Figure out what your profile is missing

You have experience. Why isn't it coming across?

Bring Elo the question that's hard to answer by staring at your own profile. It can use your profile and existing analysis to help you spot a fixable gap, then point you to where to work on it.

Possible context: Career profile and profile analysis

You and Elo

What's holding my profile back for the roles I want?

Your profile describes two product launches, but doesn't say what changed because of them. Your profile analysis also flags thin evidence of impact. Start with one launch: what moved, and how do you know? Add an outcome you can back up before changing anything else.

Conversation 2

Decide which role deserves your time

Two saved jobs. One free evening to apply.

Ask Elo to help you weigh saved opportunities against what you actually want. Existing fit analyses can make the tradeoffs easier to see, without pretending a score can make the decision for you.

Possible context: Saved opportunities, goals, and existing fit analyses

You and Elo

Which of my saved jobs looks like the best fit?

The operations role looks closer to your recent experience and the goals in your profile. The strategy role asks for market research you haven't shown yet. If the second job excites you more, it's still worth a look, but I'd start by checking whether you have an example that covers that gap.

Conversation 3

Find the angle for an application

Your background fits, but the job title doesn't match.

Talk through how to frame experience for a role you're viewing. Elo can connect the role's requirements to work in your profile, and help you decide what to emphasize in your application or interview.

Possible context: Career profile and the opportunity in view

You and Elo

How should I position my experience for this job?

This role asks for stakeholder management. Your title was project coordinator, but your profile says you led weekly reviews with sales and engineering. Lead with that example and what it helped the team decide. Don't claim ownership of the whole program if you supported it.

Conversation 4

Work out the next move

You saved the role. Now what?

When you have notes, an analysis, and a job you're interested in, Elo can help you turn that context into a sensible next step. You still choose what to do and make the changes yourself.

Possible context: Opportunity notes, profile, and existing fit analysis

You and Elo

What should I do next for this opportunity?

Your notes say the deadline is Friday, and your fit analysis calls out one missing example of team leadership. Before tailoring your resume, check whether you can add a concrete leadership story to your profile. Then revisit the analysis and decide whether this is the application to prioritize.

Sample workspace details are fictional. Elo's actual answer depends on the information available in your workspace.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Elochat?

Elochat is a conversational job search assistant in your Eloovor workspace. Ask about your profile, saved roles, job fit analyses, or what to do next, and Elo can use relevant workspace context to help you think it through.

What information can Elo use to answer my questions?

Depending on your question, Elo can draw on your career profile, saved opportunities, opportunity notes, existing analyses, and the part of the workspace you're viewing. It can only work with information that's available in your workspace.

Can Elo help me decide which jobs to apply for?

Elo can help you compare saved opportunities, discuss what an existing job fit analysis says, and surface tradeoffs against your goals. The choice of where to apply is yours.

Can Elo edit my profile or apply to jobs for me?

No. Elochat gives guidance and suggests next steps in the conversation. It doesn't change your workspace or submit applications on your behalf.

Will Elochat write my resume or cover letter?

Elochat can help you decide what to emphasize, but it doesn't create full documents in chat. Use Eloovor's resume and cover letter builders for those materials, or the inline Elo writing assistant to improve text where you type.

How is Elochat different from the Elo writing assistant?

Elochat helps you talk through job search decisions using your workspace context. The inline Elo assistant helps you write and revise text inside fields and document editors. Use chat to figure out what to say, then use the writing tools to work on the words.

Every day without a system is another opportunity lost.

Your workspace is free. Your next role is waiting.

Open Your Workspace