Autofill
An extension pastes your details into the fields. You still read the posting and press submit yourself.
Auto apply to jobs with AI, and see every submit
Auto apply to jobs with an AI that really applies: it reads the posting, scores the role against your target, fills the employer's own form and submits.
No card. After that, 1 credit = 1 application sent with proof. If the site asks for a step or a test, it costs 1 credit more.
The three things sold as “auto apply”
The difference decides whether anything reaches a recruiter at all. This product is the third one.
Bulk blasting
Hundreds of listings a day, nothing read, the same answers everywhere. Sending more applications does not bring more replies.
A real submit, with evidence
Only roles that clear your bar, on the employer's own form, and it keeps the request, the status and the screenshots.
How the agent applies for you
Four steps, and only the first one is yours.
- 01 / 04
Upload your résumé
The whole setup. The agent reads the CV and proposes a target: roles, places, pay floor, minimum fit score.
- 02 / 04
It scores what it finds
Every day, across job boards, career pages and hiring platforms: up to 60 new roles a run, each checked against your target.
- 03 / 04
It submits on the employer's own form
It opens the real page in a real browser, fills every field, attaches your résumé, answers the extra questions from your Answer Library and submits.
- 04 / 04
It files the reply, with the evidence
Confirmations, rejections and recruiter messages land in your search's mailbox, filed, with your answer drafted for you to send.
Where it applies
Three places that get confused.
The employer's own form
The application arrives inside the company's own hiring system, as it would if you had typed it.
- GGreenhouse
- LLever
- AAshby
- WWorkable
- WWorkday
- Company career pages
Platforms that require an account
Some only accept a registered candidate. The agent creates that account with its own email and password; you never hand over a login.
- IInfoJobs
- GGupy
- SSólides
- WWellfound
- Aarc.dev
Boards it only reads
It follows the postings out to the real form, signing into neither Indeed nor LinkedIn: both suspend accounts for automation.
- IIndeed
- Job aggregators
- ATS listings
Same rules on every route: your answers, your bar, your evidence.
Proof that it was really sent
Most tools report “submitted” because a page changed after the click. Here every application keeps the submit request the employer's server received, the HTTP status, the log of each field and a timeline. A form submit also keeps a screenshot either side of the click; an API submit keeps the API's answer and a read-back that finds it in your account.
One application, as storedIllustrative
- Application form opened
- Fields filled from your profile
- Submit request sent
- Screenshot after, filed with the application
What it never does
Rules the code applies on every run.
Locked in code
It never invents an answer about you
Answers come from your profile and your Answer Library. When nothing there supports one, the truthful default goes in, never a work authorization or a qualification you do not have. It is saved for you to correct, and the application is not held up.
It never signs into your LinkedIn
The boards are read to find roles, never with your account.
It never applies below your bar
A role clears your pay floor, location, seniority and minimum score, or nothing is sent.
It never goes over the cap
Ten a day at most, on every account. There is no setting that raises that limit.
Auto-apply you pay for per send
Worth checking on a tool like this: whether the price covers the applications or only the software.
Here the price covers the applications: from US$0.33 per application sent, 1 credit is 1 application that reached the employer, with proof, and a failed send gives the credit back. A test or extra step we do for you is 1 more credit, only once it is done. The applications mailbox is yours from the start; your AI assistant (MCP) reads your queue for free, and what it sends takes credits.
You start with 3 free credits and no card, 1 application a day. Buy credits and it goes up to 10 a day.
Everything it does, and refuses to do, is in the full auto-apply FAQ.
Auto-apply questions
Which pages does it work on?
Any application page: Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, Workday, other ATSs and career sites. Where a platform requires a candidate account (InfoJobs, Gupy, Sólides, Wellfound, arc.dev), the agent creates it and applies inside it.
Do you use my LinkedIn or Indeed account?
No. We read Indeed and other boards to find roles, but the agent never signs into your account there: both suspend accounts for automation. LinkedIn it never touches.
Is this mass-applying? Won't recruiters hate it?
No. It sends up to 10 a day, and only to roles that pass your fit rules, each filled in with your real answers.
What do I get for free?
The search itself and 3 credits: the agent looks every day, scores up to 60 new roles a run and sends 1 application for you a day, with evidence, until the credits run out. Buy credits, or have a friend you invited buy some, and it sends up to 10 a day. You can also paste the link of any job.
Start now.
No waiting list and no card. Create an account, upload your résumé, and the agent starts applying for you.
Start free
Free to start. Nothing goes out until it matches your target.