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Autofill job applications with your saved resume and profile details. Helps you finish job applications faster by autofilling repetitive fields from the info you already have. Save your profile details once (via a resume PDF), then click the extension icon on an application page to map your details to the form and fill it in How it works: 1. Add your LinkedIn profile URL and upload a resume PDF in the extension’s options page. 2. Choose an AI provider (OpenAI or OpenRouter) and paste your own API key 3. On a job application page, click the extension icon to scan the form fields, generate a best-fit mapping, and apply values automatically 4. Review everything before submitting - Smart field mapping: detects labels/placeholders and matches them to your saved profile details. - Works across many job portals: supports typical inputs, textareas, and dropdowns (when possible) - Resume upload support: can upload your resume file to “resume upload” fields when detected. - On-demand control: nothing is filled until you trigger it; it does not auto-submit applications - Local-first storage: your saved profile data stays in your browser’s local extension storage Privacy & data: - No backend server: calls are made directly from your browser to your chosen AI provider when you parse a resume or run autofill - You control your API key and provider billing - Only the minimum necessary profile/form data is sent to generate mappings Permissions (why they’re needed): - Storage: save your profile details and settings - Host access: required to run on the job sites where you apply
Jan 21, 2026
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