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Autofill job application forms in one click. Enter your details once, then reuse them on any careers site or application form. Job Apply fills out job application forms for you, so you stop retyping the same details on every site. Enter your information once, your name, contact details, work history, education, and links. When you reach an application, click the extension and it drops everything into the matching fields on the page. What used to take several minutes per application takes a few seconds. Why people use it • Save your details one time and reuse them everywhere. • Fill an application in a single click instead of copying field by field. • Works across the major applicant tracking systems and standard careers pages. • Your information stays in your browser. No accounts, no tracking, no ads. Private by design Everything you enter is stored locally in your browser using the browser's own storage. The extension only reads the fields on an application page at the moment you click it, so it can place your saved details. It does not read your browsing, collect data, or show ads. Pairs with the Job Apply app Job Apply also has a mobile app for building an ATS friendly resume, scoring how well you match a posting, and tracking where you have applied. The optional Plugin Sync feature moves your profile between the app and this extension. Free to use. Plugin Sync is an optional subscription.
Sep 26, 2026
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