Tsenta

Overview

Tsenta is an AI-powered job application automation platform designed to streamline the employment search process. The software continuously monitors over 50,000 corporate career pages across major tracking networks like Workday and Greenhouse. It leverages contextual models to tailor resumes, align keywords, draft answers, and automatically submit background applications the moment target roles open. It eliminates repetitive multi-hour manual data entry by putting outbound job sourcing on autopilot.

Founder story

Co-founded in 2026 by Agnay Srivastava and Pulkit Gupta while studying at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Tsenta was born out of deep personal frustration. As international students who manually filled out over 3,000 fragmented applications combined, they grew exhausted by tedious form fields. Operating from San Francisco, California, they launched Tsenta under Y Combinator's Summer 2026 batch to handle full end-to-end application tracking autonomously.

What it does

• • Offers time tracking and invoicing software for freelancers and agencies
• • Monitors billable hours across multiple client projects accurately
• • Generates professional invoices based on logged project time
• • Provides financial reporting to track overall business profitability.

Who it's for

• Active Job Seekers
• International Students on OPT
• Laid-Off Tech Professionals
• Recent University Graduates

Why it works

• Monitors over 50,000 career pages for early-applicant advantages
• Automatically tailors resumes and cover letters using job description keywords
• Multi-channel connectivity lets users approve applications via iMessage or WhatsApp
• Includes native Model Context Protocol server for direct AI terminal integration
• Executes background actions securely through on-device and browser extension tools

Alternatives

• Simplify
• Jobright
• Massive
• Sonara

Comparison overview

• Unlike basic browser extensions like Simplify or Jobright that merely pre-fill form boxes while forcing users to click through pages manually, Tsenta auto-submits applications fully in the background.
• It moves past enterprise platforms like Massive by keeping costs accessible and avoiding multi-day onboarding setups.
• Additionally, its inclusion of a Model Context Protocol server permits terminal-bound developers to apply to roles straight from AI editing environments.