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Fill job applications with your G3 Apply profile and track each one on your dashboard. Stop typing the same details into every application. G3 Apply fills in the form with your profile, and you review it before submitting. Key features • Fast filling: name, email, phone, city, country, attached résumé and the questions you have already answered. • Works where you apply: job sites such as LinkedIn, company career pages and applicant tracking systems, including embedded forms. • Dashboard record: saves the job with the title and company read from the page, which you can fix first. • Learns from you: answers you edit help next time. How it works 1. Install the extension and connect your account with the code generated under Account › Chrome extension. 2. Open the application page. 3. Click the extension icon and choose Fill with G3. 4. Review, submit it yourself and choose Record application. Privacy The extension only reads the page when you click its icon and choose an action. It keeps in this browser the connection token, which lasts 30 days and can be disconnected at any time, and, after filling, the job address and the answers of that tab, erased when Chrome closes or when you disconnect. Answers to personal questions (such as gender, ethnicity or disability) only fill the same question and are never sent to language models. FAQ Do I need an account? Yes, the extension uses your account's profile: https://apply.g3infotech.app Does the extension submit the form on its own? No, you always submit it. Does it work on every form? Not yet. When a form is not supported, fill it in there and record the application from the job's page.
Nov 4, 2026
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