Free
See which roles fit you best before you spend time on them.
- Fit score for every role you save, ranked best fit first
- Why each role fits, gaps included
- Application tracker
- Resume checklist
- Job market overview
We check every role against your experience and show you which ones truly fit, gaps included, so you apply where it counts. Each application is prepared from your approved resume and goes out only when you say yes.
No mass-applying. You review. You decide.

Many places to look. One place to keep track.
Bring the roles you like. Two Weeks Notice checks each one against your experience and preferences and shows you why it fits, gaps included. In the guided pilot, our team may suggest roles too.
Illustration: a pile of many generic job listings, most of them a poor fit.
Checked: three that fit
Fictional example roles and companies.
No mass-applying. Each application goes to a role that is worth your time.
Every role is checked against your experience and preferences. You see why it fits, gaps included.
Each application is prepared from your approved resume and profile, and nothing is sent until you say yes.
Success is interviews per application, not applications sent. We don’t promise an interview rate.
One role at a time. Checked for fit, prepared with care, and sent only after you say yes.
Every role has a home. See what’s being prepared, what needs your approval, and what’s actually been submitted.

A good application takes care: the right role, your real experience, a letter that says why. Nothing is sent without your approval.

Your facts. The fit. Your resume. The letter. Your approval. Then a record of when it was sent.
Illustrations, not a real application.
Follow one role from a first look to interview practice. Handed off and submitted are separate steps, so you always know which one you are seeing.
Before anything is prepared, the role is checked against your experience and preferences. You see the reasons, including the gaps.

Your approved resume goes with a letter drafted from a basic template. You read both before you approve.

You read the resume and letter for that role and change what you like. Nothing moves on until you approve it.
In the guided pilot, once it opens: after you authorize it, the application goes to our team, who submit it on the employer’s own form. Handed off means it is with our team, not yet submitted.
In the pilot, our team records a receipt once it is submitted: the date, where it went and the exact resume used. You review it before your tracker shows it as submitted.

If an employer invites you to talk, practise for that role with prompts drawn from its fit and your experience.
Alongside fewer, better applications: one-on-one time with someone from our team, by video. Go through your resume and LinkedIn profile together, or practise for a role you’ve saved.
We go through your resume and LinkedIn profile together and rewrite the weakest parts live. You finish with an updated resume that you save and approve in your workspace. You make any LinkedIn changes yourself.
Practise for one role you’ve saved, using that role’s fit and prep prompts. Afterwards, we send you a short written summary: your strengths, two or three things to work on, and answers to practise.
Someone from our team runs every session, one-on-one. Proposed prices, before applicable tax.
Sessions are practice and feedback, not a certified coaching service, and no session can guarantee an interview or a job. Nothing is recorded unless you agree.
Sign in to request a session on your Career plan page. Nothing is charged.

Start free. Add writing help, or applications to roles you choose, handled with you. Proposed prices in CAD per four weeks, before tax.
Every plan shows why each role fits, gaps included, and nothing is sent without your approval.
See which roles fit you best before you spend time on them.
Help to write stronger applications that you send yourself.
Applications to roles you choose, handled for you once you approve each one.
Proposed prices in CAD per four-week period, before applicable tax; nothing can be bought yet. “Up to” counts are upper limits, not targets: they depend on suitable roles, your approval and supported employer forms. Applications are handled for you only once the guided pilot or paid service is switched on. We are still measuring what each application costs to deliver. Employer replies go to your own inbox. Support, renewal and shortfall terms will be agreed before launch.
Every new account gets 14 days of Plus, free. No card, no automatic charge. Afterwards, your account moves to Free and keeps all your data.
Trials start only once paid plans open.
Up to 40 suitable applications per person over four agreed weeks, with three participants maximum, after access and operating review. No card or automatic paid conversion. Exploring a plan does not enroll you or authorize an application.
Because more applications aren’t the same as better ones. A pile of generic applications rarely shows an employer why you fit, and it’s hard to keep track of. Two Weeks Notice checks each role for fit and shows you the reasons, gaps included. Each application is prepared from your approved resume and sent only after you approve it. We measure progress by interviews per application, not by applications sent, and we don’t promise an interview rate.
No. You review the application materials before authorizing submission. In this preview, you can prepare and approve applications and record a submission you have made yourself. No employers are contacted automatically.
Yes. Your dashboard shows saved roles, preparation, approvals, recorded submissions, interview outcomes, notes, and next steps. You can search, filter, and export the tracker.
Add your existing resume and confirmed experience, then review it against the roles you want. AI suggestions become available when the service’s AI connection is configured. Your original facts stay under your control.
Proposed, and not available yet. Every new account gets 14 days of Plus, free. No card, no automatic charge. Afterwards, your account moves to Free and keeps all your data.
Trials start only once paid plans open.
The name comes from the notice people give once they’ve accepted a new job: the good news at the end of a search. It isn’t a timeline. We can’t promise a job in two weeks, or at all; hiring decisions belong to employers. You don’t need a job to leave to use Two Weeks Notice. Many people looking for work are between jobs or new to Canada, and the name is about where a search can lead, not where it starts.
No. Hiring decisions belong to employers. The service helps you organize your search, prepare relevant applications, and improve your readiness. One-on-one sessions are practice and feedback, not a promise of results.
Bring your ambition. We’ll help you find your direction.