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Supercharge your job search. Detect forms, auto-fill from your resume, and answer screening questions. Supercharge your job search. The Prepterview Auto-Apply detects application forms, auto-fills them from your resume profile, and helps you answer screening questions, all without leaving the job listing. What it does? 1. One-click Auto-fill: Detects job application forms on any site and fills them instantly using your saved resume profile — name, contact, experience, education, and skills. 2. Smart Field Detection: Uses AI to understand ambiguous or non-standard form fields and maps them correctly to your profile data, even on custom ATS portals. 3. Answer Generation: Generates tailored answers for screening questions ("Why do you want this role?", "Describe your experience with X") based on your resume context. Setup guide: 1. Install from Chrome Web Store Click the "Install Extension" button below. You'll be taken to the Chrome Web Store — click "Add to Chrome" and confirm the prompt. 2. Pin the extension After installation, click the puzzle-piece icon in your Chrome toolbar, find Prepterview, and click the pin icon so it's always visible. 3. Sign in with your account Click the Prepterview extension icon and log in using the same email and password you use on this platform. 4. Select your profile Choose which of your saved resume profiles the extension should use when filling out applications. 5. Start applying Navigate to any job listing on LinkedIn, Indeed, or a company careers page. Open the application form and click "Auto-fill" in the extension popup.
Apr 30, 2026
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