An AI job-application assistant. You stay in control.

Tenvy itself costs nothing, and there's no Tenvy account or subscription. The AI isn't free: you pay Anthropic for what you use. On Mac, Tenvy runs through Claude Code, which needs a paid Claude plan such as Pro or Max. On iPhone, Anthropic bills your own API key directly.

Tenvy is an app that uses Claude to do it. Tell it what you're looking for and it finds roles on employers' job boards, then fills in each application in a browser you can watch. On Mac it runs through your own Claude Code; on iPhone, through your own Anthropic API key. In Review mode, the default, nothing is submitted until you tap Submit.

No. Tenvy for Mac uses the Claude Code you already have, with your own Claude sign-in. Usage counts toward your Claude plan.

iPhone apps can't run Claude Code, so Tenvy talks to Anthropic's API with your own key. You create it in the Claude Console at platform.claude.com and add credit there. A Claude Pro or Max subscription doesn't pay for API usage.

It depends on how long the forms are: typically a few cents to a few tens of cents per application with the default model. Tenvy shows its estimate and pauses at a daily alert you set. Your Claude Console bill is the real number, and you can set a hard spend limit there.

It's stored only in your iPhone's Keychain and sent only to Anthropic. Tenvy has no server. You can delete it in Settings at any time.

Not by default. In Review mode nothing is submitted until you tap Submit. Auto mode is optional and asks you to confirm before it turns on; it then submits when its checks pass and stops only for questions. You can take control of the browser at any time.

No. Tenvy uses only facts you've confirmed. When it can suggest an answer, such as finding your public LinkedIn, it asks you to confirm it first, and every answer shows where it came from.

Employer job boards like Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby, and employers' own careers pages. Some sites forbid automated tools; Tenvy stops on postings that say they don't accept AI-assisted applications, and you can always apply by hand.

There's no Tenvy account and no Tenvy server. Your résumés, confirmed facts, answers and applications are stored on your device. The AI is Claude, by Anthropic, which receives what Tenvy needs through your own account (your messages, résumé text, confirmed facts, the job pages and screenshots it reads, your answers and web searches). The job sites receive what you submit.

iPhone: iOS 17 or later. Apple silicon Mac: macOS 15 or later, with Claude Code installed and signed in to a paid Claude plan. The iPhone app is coming to the App Store.

No. Tenvy needs an internet connection to reach Anthropic and the job sites.

To update: download the new version and drag it over the old one in Applications. To uninstall: the ⋯ menu → Delete all my Tenvy data, then drag Tenvy to the Trash.

iPhone: Settings → Delete all my Tenvy data. Mac: the ⋯ menu → Delete all my Tenvy data. Tenvy has no server, so it keeps nothing anywhere else. For anything Anthropic holds, see Anthropic's privacy policy.