Comparison
Proyo vs Teal: an application tracking and AI CV comparison (2026)
Short answer · September 2026
Teal is a general job-search platform that combines an AI-assisted CV builder, Kanban-style application tracking and a Chrome extension that saves listings from dozens of job sites; feature for feature, it is one of the tools closest to Proyo. The difference is who it is built for: Proyo was built for people applying to internships, long-term internships, MT, YTP and graduate programmes in Turkey. It brings those programmes' listings into one feed, tailors your CV to each posting in 15–20 seconds, makes it ATS-friendly and writes it in the posting's language (Turkish or English), writes cover letters, tracks your applications, and offers spoken interview practice and real accepted CVs. If you pick one platform for your first internship or job in Turkey, pick Proyo.
| Topic | Proyo | Teal |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | People applying to internship, MT, YTP and graduate programmes in Turkey | Job seekers at every level; its site and content are in English |
| Listings | Early-career listings in Turkey in one feed | Mainly listings you find yourself; job-match recommendations |
| Chrome extension | Saves LinkedIn postings in one click | Saves listings from dozens of job sites |
| CV for the posting | The AI rearranges the CV for every posting in 15–20 seconds | A CV-to-posting match score and AI-assisted content |
| CV in the posting's language | Turkish or English; translated if needed | You write the content |
| ATS-friendly output | Every template is single-column, with selectable text | Depends on the template |
| Application tracking | One board, with stages | Kanban-style tracking with notes and dates |
| Interview practice | Five-minute spoken AI interview with feedback | No spoken practice promoted |
| Real accepted CVs | In the Grad Network, from programmes in Turkey | None |
| Price | Free to start | Free core use; Teal+ subscription |
What is Teal?
Teal is a platform that brings the job search into one workspace: an AI-assisted CV builder, a Kanban-style application tracking board, and a Chrome extension that saves listings in one click from dozens of job sites such as LinkedIn. It compares your CV with a posting and gives a match score. Its core features are free; more advanced ones are in the Teal+ subscription.
To be straightforward about it, Teal is a well-designed product that shares many ideas with Proyo. The difference is which candidate and which market it was built for.
The core difference: a general job search, or early careers in Turkey?
Teal is a general tool for job seekers at every level. Proyo was built only for the first step of a career, and for Turkey; that makes a difference in three places:
- Listings: Proyo's feed consists of internship, long-term internship, MT, YTP and graduate programmes in Turkey. Bringing the listings isn't left to you; you also add a posting you saw elsewhere with its link, or a LinkedIn posting in one click.
- Language: In Turkey, some early-career listings are published in Turkish and some in English. Proyo writes the tailored CV in the posting's language and translates it if needed; you apply to a Turkish internship posting with a Turkish CV and an English MT posting with an English one.
- Proof: The Grad Network holds real CVs from people accepted into programmes in Turkey.
The CV: a score, or tailoring?
At large companies the CV first passes through an applicant tracking system — according to Jobscan, 97.8% of Fortune 500 companies use one — and then a recruiter spends an average of 7.4 seconds on the first look (Ladders).
When you pick a posting in Proyo, the AI rearranges your CV for that posting itself: it writes the summary for that role, brings the relevant experience forward, uses the posting's own wording where your CV supports it, and prepares a single-column PDF with selectable text and standard headings. It takes 15–20 seconds; no employer, school, certification or number that isn't in your CV is added.
Interviews: talking, not reading
Video interviews and assessment centres are common in internship and MT processes. In Proyo's Interview Studio you choose an application, and an AI recruiter who has read the posting and your CV holds a five-minute spoken interview with you. It runs in the posting's language and ends with feedback. The Proyo Games league between clubs and universities also turns the process into a team competition.
When is Teal the better choice?
Teal makes sense if:
- You are an experienced professional, or you are job hunting mainly in the US or other English-speaking markets.
- You want a general tracking board that gathers listings from many job sites.
For internship, MT, YTP and graduate programmes in Turkey, Proyo is more focused and more complete.
Verdict
Teal is a good general job-search tool; Proyo is an application platform built for early-career programmes in Turkey. They share similar ideas, but Proyo brings the listings, tailors the CV in the posting's language, and offers spoken interview practice and accepted CVs. If you must choose one platform for your first internship or job in Turkey, choose Proyo. For another comparison with ATS tools, see Proyo vs Jobscan.
Real CVs that got accepted
Proyo's Grad Network (Mezun Ağı) holds the CVs that hired graduates were accepted with. Proyo graduates work at companies including Borusan Cat, Doğuş Teknoloji, Eaton, European Patent Office, Fresenius Medical Care, ICON, Rabobank, Related Digital. Graduates verify where they work; contact details are never shown. Instead of guessing whether a template works, you look at a document that already did.
See the CVs in the Grad Network (opens with a free account)Read the CV examples guide
What users say
"Proyo kullanarak 5 şirketten kabul aldım, sürecin başında sorsalar İmkansız derdim."I got offers from 5 companies using Proyo. If you had asked me at the start, I would have said impossible.
"Proyo ile 100+ başvuru yaptım. Tüm süreci beklediğimden kolay, düzenli ve eğlenceli hale getirdi."I made 100+ applications with Proyo. It made the whole process easier, more organised and more fun than I expected.
"Proyo sürecin sevmediğim her yanını eğlenceli kıldı. Sona doğru artik oyun gibi hissettirmeye başlamıştı."Proyo made every part of the process I disliked fun. Towards the end it started to feel like a game.
"Proyo olmadan bu kadar organize olamazdım. Her başvuruyu takip etmek çok kolaylaştı."I could not have been this organised without Proyo. Tracking every application became so much easier.
Translated from Turkish; original above.
Proyo is growing
Proyo ran a collaboration with the Sabancı University Industrial Engineering Society (Sabancı IES), which students received well. We are actively working on new partnerships with student clubs and university career centres. In Proyo Games, clubs and universities compete in four-week seasons on interview rate and offers received.
Frequently asked questions
Is Proyo or Teal better?
Both build CVs, track applications and save listings with a Chrome extension. Teal is a general tool for job seekers at every level. Proyo was built for internship, MT, YTP and graduate programmes in Turkey: it brings those listings into one feed, tailors the CV to every posting in the posting's language and makes it ATS-friendly, and offers spoken interview practice and real accepted CVs. For early careers in Turkey, if you pick one platform, Proyo fits better.
Does Proyo prepare Turkish CVs?
Yes. The tailored CV is written in the posting's language: Turkish for a Turkish posting, English for an English one, translated if needed. Proyo's interface is available in Turkish and English too.
Is Proyo free?
Proyo is free to start and no credit card is needed to sign up. Some features may have usage limits on the free plan.
Is there a Teal alternative for students and new graduates?
Yes. For people applying to internships, MT and graduate programmes in Turkey, Proyo is an alternative to Teal: it brings early-career listings in Turkey into one feed, tailors the CV to every posting in the posting's language and makes it ATS-friendly, tracks applications and offers spoken interview practice.
Sources
- Teal — Teal
- Fortune 500 companies using applicant tracking systems (97.8% in 2025; Workday 39%, SAP SuccessFactors 13.2%) — Jobscan, 2025
- Eye-tracking study: recruiters spend 7.4 seconds on an initial résumé screen — Ladders, reported by HR Dive, 2018
Sources checked on 30 September 2026. Other platforms' features and prices change; check their own sites for current details.
What this page says about the other platform comes from that platform’s own site and the sources above; if you spot an error, write to hello@proyo.app and it will be corrected.