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Save jobs, track applications and let Auto Apply fill job application forms for you. You review and submit. Jobr.pro Assistant takes the busywork out of applying for jobs. Find a job, add it with one click, let Auto Apply fill in the application form, then check it and submit. WHAT IT DOES • Auto Apply: on an application form, the assistant reads the questions and fills them in from your resume and profile, attaches your resume, and writes a cover letter when the form asks for one. You review everything and press the site's own Submit button yourself. • Add any job: open a job posting on a job site and save it to your tracker from the panel on the page. • Track every application: the side panel keeps all your jobs and where each one stands: New, Applied, Interview, Offer or Rejected. Add notes to any job. • Fresh job matches: browse recent jobs from different job boards in the side panel. • Applied by hand? Mark the job as applied and your tracker stays up to date. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension and sign in to your free Jobr.pro account. 2. Upload your resume and set your preferences. 3. Open a job page and press Add Job. 4. On the application form, press Auto Apply, check the answers, and submit. GOOD TO KNOW • Free to start: you get 5 Auto Applies every 24 hours. • Auto Apply works on many job sites and learns new ones, but every form is different. Always check your answers before you submit. • Prefer to hand it off? Jobr.pro also offers a done-for-you service where our team applies for you. Learn more at jobr.pro. • Read our privacy policy at jobr.pro to see how your information is used.
Nov 3, 2026
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