How it works
No forms, no templates to fill in. Landed already knows the job because you tracked the application in Your Journey.
The moment you move an application to Landed in Your Journey, the celebration comes with a question: what happens now? One tap answers it.
Landed reads the real job posting you applied to, plus the experience you logged in Your Story, and writes a 30/60/90 plan specific to that role. Nothing invented, ever.
Every week you get this week's three: the plan items that matter now. From day 80 the check-in tells you the ramp is nearly over, and at day 90 one last email says the plan is finished. Nothing is scheduled after that, and no zombie ones.
The shape of the ramp
Ninety days is the window where reputations form. The plan follows the arc that onboarding research and every good manager agree on.
Understand how the team actually works, meet the people your role touches, and land the small early wins that buy patience for the bigger ones.
Take real ownership of your lane and ship a first visible win: something your manager can point to when your name comes up.
Propose improvements, widen your circle, and turn what you learned into habits that outlast the honeymoon.
Landed uses only the job title, the company name, the posting you applied to, and your own recorded experience. If the posting is gone, your plan is honestly role-generic and labeled that way, not padded with invented company facts. And from day 80 the weekly check-in offers Career Watch at $9 a month for a monthly note on how old your resume is getting once the ramp is over, then Landed gets out of your way. Everyone bounces back. Then everyone lands.
Questions
Is Landed a separate purchase?
No. It is included with Bounce Pro and All Access. If your Pro plan ended with your search, that is exactly the moment Landed is built for: it is the reason to keep the plan through your first 90 days, then step down to Career Watch instead of paying for tools you no longer need.
What if I did not track the application in Your Journey?
Add it now and mark it Landed. If the posting link is gone, the plan will be role-generic and will say so plainly.
Will it email me forever?
No. Weekly while the plan is live, and from day 80 the check-in tells you the ramp is nearly over. At day 90 you get one last email saying the plan is finished, and that is the end of it: nothing further is scheduled and there is nothing to cancel. If a plan somehow runs past that, the weekly check-ins stop on their own once it is past 95 days. Every email says this on it.
New here? Start with the free resume scan. Everyone bounces back.