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Grabs jobs as you browse LinkedIn and Indeed, saves Greenhouse, Lever and Workday jobs in one click, and sends them to JobAnvil. Job hunting sucks. JobAnvil makes it suck less. JobAnvil is a job-search app that does the grind for you. Every day it searches 3 million+ live jobs, mostly straight from employers' own career boards, grades every one like a report card, and writes a résumé that actually fits the ones you keep. This extension is JobAnvil's sidekick while you browse: Scroll-by pickup. Browsing LinkedIn or Indeed? It quietly grabs every job card you scroll past and sends it to your JobAnvil account. No clicking required. One-click save. On Greenhouse, Lever and Workday job pages, hit Save to JobAnvil and it's in. Graded like the rest. Everything it grabs lands in your next Scout with a grade from F to A+ (and keep an eye out for the legendary S tier), plus the reasons. Bring your LinkedIn profile. On your own LinkedIn profile, one click pulls it into your Career Bank so JobAnvil knows your full work history. Nothing extra to sign in to. It uses your JobAnvil sign-in in the same browser. Signed out or offline? It holds on to what it grabbed and sends it the next time it can. What it sends goes to your JobAnvil account and nowhere else. It never applies for you and never posts for you. New to JobAnvil? Try it free for 7 days at jobanvil.io. No account, no card, no catch.
Oct 17, 2026
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