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Fills job applications on employers' own sites from your RoleFrame resume and saved answers. Stop typing your name, email and work history into the same form fifty times. RoleFrame Apply opens the job you picked, finds the application form and fills it in for you, page after page, the way you would. WHAT IT DOES • Fills the whole form for you: name, contact details, location, education, work history, notice period, current and expected salary, links and more, taken from your RoleFrame profile. • Attaches your resume, or the version RoleFrame tailored for that job. • Moves through multi-page applications by itself, pressing Next once a page is complete. • Answers the employer's own questions from what your resume actually says, and marks those answers so you can read them before you submit. • Picks the right option from dropdowns and lists, even when a site words it differently. • Shows you exactly what is left for you, right on the page, and carries on as soon as you answer. • Keeps your Apply queue on RoleFrame up to date, so you always know where each application stands. YOU STAY IN CONTROL • Manual mode: RoleFrame fills the form, you check it and press Submit yourself. • Auto mode: RoleFrame submits only when every required question is answered • An application is marked "Submitted" only when the employer's own page confirms it.
Oct 13, 2026
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