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Fills your approved job applications on company career sites. You review and submit. Nothing is sent for you. JobRaah fills job applications for you, from your own résumé, and leaves the final click to you. How it works 1. In the JobRaah app, pick the jobs you want and approve them. JobRaah prepares each one from your résumé: tailored bullets, answers to the employer's questions, and an optional cover letter. It never invents a skill, number or employer you don't have. 2. Open an approved application. The extension fills the form: your name, contact details and links, the prepared answers, and your résumé file. Filled fields are outlined in green. 3. You check everything and press the site's own Submit button. JobRaah never submits for you. Where it works It recognises the application forms of the most widely used company hiring systems, including multi-step forms. On any other application form, click "Fill this form" in the extension and it fills that page only. What it never does - Submit an application, or click anything on the site's behalf - Fill passwords, or equal-opportunity and self-identification questions - Overwrite anything you've already typed - Read pages other than the application form you're on A JobRaah account is required (free to start). The extension signs in with the same Google account you use in the app.
Oct 19, 2026
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