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Fills job applications in your own browser from your own evidence. Submits only when you arm it. Never guesses regulated answers. Applications submitted on a posting's first day get most of the interviews. Insta-Apply exists to get yours in during that window, without turning your career into a form-filling job. How it works You do an onboarding interview once. It walks through your resume claim by claim and asks you to confirm, quantify, and describe each one in your own words. What comes out is an evidence book: your numbers, your scenes, your phrasing, every line confirmed by you. After that, the extension fills applications on the job boards you apply through, using that book. You watch it happen in your own browser, in your own logged-in session. What makes it different It never invents an answer. A field with no answer in your book is left blank. Blank beats wrong. Regulated questions are walled off. Work authorization, sponsorship, veteran and disability status, demographics, salary and criminal history are answered only with the exact answer you gave yourself. No inference, ever. Dropdowns pick real options. If nothing in the list matches your answer, it leaves the field alone and tells you. It only marks an application submitted when the page says so. Not when the button was clicked. When the confirmation appeared. It never sends a LinkedIn message. It can place a draft in an open compose box. You press Send. Where it works On the application systems behind most online job postings - the extension recognizes the form, reads the fields, and fills from your evidence book while you watch. What you need An Insta-Apply account. The extension is the hands; your account holds your evidence book and builds each application packet.
Sep 4, 2026
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