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Helps you fill job forms from a control panel using your saved resume and the facts you already confirmed. YG27 Auto-Apply is a personal helper for completing job forms from facts you already confirmed. You start and stop every session from the control panel at yassergnabou.com/auto-apply. The extension does not run on its own after Chrome or your computer restarts. Getting started 1. Install the extension. 2. Open the control panel and analyze your CV in the browser (the PDF stays on your device). 3. Choose one job board for the session and confirm the resume saved on that account. 4. Press Start. The extension opens matching offers one by one, fills questions from your profile, and stops after a small number of verified sends. 5. Press Stop anytime. What it does • Fills forms from your confirmed profile facts • Uses the resume already stored on the job board account • Runs one board per session so you stay in control • Keeps each session to a moderate volume • Skips flows that leave the site for an external employer career page Privacy • No CV upload to our servers • No password collection • Preferences and session state stay in local Chrome storage • Privacy policy: https://www.yassergnabou.com/auto-apply/privacy Stay logged into the board you choose and use the tool responsibly. Third-party terms may limit automation on some sites. Support: contact@yassergnabou.com
Aug 20, 2026
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