Changelog
Product releases in public. Every meaningful ship lands here — what changed, why it matters, and how to use it.
Vdar tightened how match scores are judged so the number tracks your actual fit to the role — not a flattering guess. Scoring is more conservative on purpose. If a score feels low, strengthen your LinkedIn career profile; when that profile is solid, strong matches tend to stay high.
Read release notes →Vdar now lets new accounts run 2 real job analyses and 1 career profile build with no card on file. You get the match score and the full four-part analysis on your own LinkedIn profile and a real job URL. Writing the resume, cover letter, and HR message still needs a paid plan — every kit costs real compute on our side.
Read release notes →Vdar has made the Try Pack bigger: 5 job applications and 1 career profile build for a one-time AU$4.90, up from 2 applications at AU$2.90. Two applications was too thin a sample to judge whether the output works for your industry and seniority. It is still a single payment, with no subscription and no card kept on file.
Read release notes →Vdar makes Job Radar easier to run day to day: you can see how much of your analysis allowance you have used, stop Auto Run when you are full, fold scan knobs into Advanced settings, and get a plain notice when a scan finds nothing. The dashboard sidebar is tighter too, with Applications, Radar usage and Rebuilds together under Account.
Read release notes →Vdar Pro is now available for AU$79/month, with 60 applications, 12 career profile rebuilds and Job Radar. Pro is for job seekers running a broader search who want Vdar to keep scanning a saved LinkedIn Jobs search while they focus on applications worth pursuing. Standard remains available for single-job workflows without Radar.
Read release notes →Vdar introduces the Try Pack — a one-time AU$2.90 purchase that includes 2 job applications and 1 career profile build. No subscription, no recurring charges. Use both applications, then decide whether to continue with a monthly plan.
Read release notes →Vdar now previews a complete application kit on the homepage before you subscribe—including match score, analysis, resume, cover letter, and HR message from a sample job. New pages cover honest competitor comparisons, Australian job seeker context, and founder notes on how Vdar is built. The site-wide Instrument Green refresh makes status colors and brand signals consistent.
Read release notes →Vdar now lets you mark whether you submitted an application and whether you received an interview invitation. Outcome feedback helps Vdar learn which strategies work for different roles and industries.
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