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Fill any job application from your Kaam ID. Your details, your CV, your answers. Kaam fills, you read, you press Submit. One click fills the form. Press the Kaam button on any job application page and your Kaam ID fills it: your name, phone, email and city, your current title and company, your years of experience, education, skills and links, each in the right field. The CV that Kaam fitted to that job attaches itself to the file box. Screening questions such as "Why do you want this role?" get a draft written from your own profile, in your voice, which you can edit before it goes in. Kaam fills. You read. You press Submit. The extension never submits for you. What it fills Your details. Your work history. The six things application forms ask that most profiles never hold: expected pay, notice period, whether you can relocate, date of birth, gender and current pay. You answer each once and Kaam remembers. Your CV, fitted to the job. Screening questions, drafted from your profile; the answers you edit are saved for the next form that asks the same thing. What it never does It never presses Submit; the last click is yours. It never fills a password, OTP, PIN, card, UPI or fee field, and if a page asks you to pay to get work, the panel says so and refuses those fields, because real employers pay you. It never invents: every answer comes from your profile, and where Kaam does not know, the row says "needs you". It never reads a page you did not press the button on. How it works Add the extension. Press the Kaam icon once to connect your Kaam ID on kaam.com; no password is typed into the extension. Then, on any application form, press the icon, read the list, fill everything, and press Submit on the site yourself. Free. Needs a Kaam ID, which is free at kaam.com. Made for people looking for work in India.
Sep 30, 2026
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