4 items
AI recruiter in your browser: reads any job listing against your resume and gives a plain APPLY/SKIP verdict, with reasons. ApplyOrNot reads the job listing on the page you're viewing and gives you a plain APPLY / SKIP verdict — one factual sentence, plus an expandable list of real gaps. No match percentage, no keyword soup, no forced positivity. Written like a neutral internal hiring-team screening note. How it works - Upload your resume once. It's read locally in your browser; a compact profile (experience level, education, domains, skills, projects) is extracted once and stored on your device — the raw resume text is never sent again after that. - On any job listing, click "Check fit." The AI judges the fit like a hiring manager would: experience/seniority match, hard requirements (degree, license, work authorization), then real capability match — crediting equivalent experience even when it's worded differently. - Nothing runs until you click. The idle pill on every page makes zero network requests by itself, and revisiting a listing you've already checked is instant (cached locally). - Works on any site — not just a fixed list of job boards. On a page with no job description, it plainly says so instead of guessing. - Free, no signup. Optionally paste your own free API key (Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, or OpenRouter — auto-detected) to bypass the shared daily limit entirely. Privacy: see our privacy policy for exactly what's sent and to whom. In short: your resume profile and the job listing's text are sent to an AI provider only when you click "Check fit" — never automatically, never sold, never used for anything else.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.