GradGap

UK & IRELAND · TECH & FINANCE · PRIVATE BETA

The grad hunt, built for your phone.

GradGap brings graduate technology and finance roles into one iPhone search. See the essentials, find roles that fit, apply on the employer’s site and keep track of what happens next.

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THE FLOW

From opening to application.

01 / DISCOVER

Find the relevant roles.

Explore UK and Ireland technology and finance graduate openings in a focused catalogue. GradGap checks roles against employer sources rather than relying on a job title alone.

02 / UNDERSTAND

Know what you’re applying for.

Read a short brief covering the work, requirements and location. Your profile and CV evidence help surface roles that may fit you; the employer posting remains the source for final details.

03 / APPLY

Do it from your iPhone.

Open the employer’s application in the phone flow, choose a saved CV when useful and submit the application yourself on the employer’s site. GradGap does not submit applications for you.

04 / TRACK

Keep your search together.

Save roles and record your own application status and next steps. GradGap does not infer a stage from your email or claim that an employer has replied when you have not recorded it.

PRIVATE BETA

How do I get access?

Enter a UK or Irish mobile number on the GradGap beta request form. We record your request and send TestFlight invitations by text in batches when places are available. Submitting the form does not send an immediate text or guarantee a place. You can withdraw your request through the contact details in our privacy policy.

The beta is for iPhone. You will apply on employer websites from your phone; GradGap is not an employer, recruiter or application-submission service.

THE FOCUS

Who is GradGap for?

Graduates and early-career applicants looking for technology and finance roles in the UK or Ireland. That includes structured graduate programmes and relevant entry-level openings. The catalogue is deliberately focused: you should still use employer careers pages and other graduate resources to make sure your search is complete.