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Fill job applications on company careers sites with your saved details in one click. You review, you submit. Every company careers site asks for the same twenty things: name, email, phone, links, resume, work authorization. Unlisted Autofill types them for you. How it works 1. Install, open the icon, fill your details once. Free, no account. 2. On the application page, press "Fill with unlisted". It works on the seven application systems most companies hire through, from Greenhouse to Workday. 3. Review what it filled and press the company's own submit button. The extension never submits for you. With an Unlisted account Connect the extension to your account at unlisted.careers and your application profile lives there: fill it once, every browser you connect gets it. Import a resume on the site and the profile fills itself from it. Your primary resume is attached to applications as a PDF. With an Unlisted plan The yes and no questions (work authorization, sponsorship, relocation), your cover letter, salary expectation, years of experience, notice period and how you heard about the role are filled too. Every application you fill appears in your tracker as "Applying" and moves to "Applied" by itself when you submit. What it never does It never submits an application. It never touches equal opportunity questions. Without an account, everything stays in this browser. With an account, your profile is stored in your Unlisted account and nowhere else. Unlisted finds jobs on company career sites before they reach the big boards. unlisted.careers
Sep 7, 2026
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