
Paste a job ad. Get the honest version.
Job Roast is a web tool that analyzes a pasted job advertisement and produces an 'honest version' of it. It highlights individual lines from the ad, explains what each line actually means in plain language, summarizes the real role and requirements, points out what the ad never mentioned, and assigns a 'BS score' from 0 (plain English) to 100 (pure spin).
Each line of the job ad is highlighted alongside a translation of what it actually means.
A plain-language summary of the real job, the real requirements, and the gaps the ad left out.
A 0–100 rating where 0 means the ad is plain English and 100 means it is pure spin.
Points out things the job ad never got around to mentioning.
Copy the text of a job advertisement into the tool.
Click 'Roast it' and the tool returns the marked-up ad with translations, the straight version of the role, and a BS score.
You paste a job ad and it produces the honest version: each line of the ad is highlighted with a translation of what it actually means, plus a straight summary of the real job, the real requirements, the gaps the ad never mentioned, and a BS score from 0 (plain English) to 100 (pure spin).
It's a 0–100 scale where 0 means the ad is written in plain English and 100 means it's pure spin.
Paste the text of a job ad into the tool and click 'Roast it'.
Ads are kept for 90 days to test prompt changes, then the text is deleted; the roast itself is kept. The site advises never pasting anything you wouldn't put in a public post.
It's a web tool accessed at yeahnah.lol; no other platforms are mentioned.