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Fills a job application in with what Refolk already holds for you. It never presses submit - you read it and send it. Refolk writes your resume, tailors it to each posting, drafts the cover letter, and keeps your answers on file. This is the part that puts all of that into the employer's form. It runs in your browser rather than on a server, because that is the only place a job board still accepts an application from. Two of the four boards it works on will not take a submission made anywhere else: one scores every submission and refuses what it reads as automated, another puts a human check over its own form. Neither is a wall against you. They are walls against a server applying on your behalf, and they are right to be there. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add it, and press connect on your Refolk account. That hands it a key issued from your account. It never uses your sign-in. 2. Open one of your applications on the board it lives on. A "Fill this in" button appears on the form. 3. It fills in your details, your saved answers, and the resume and cover letter written for that job. 4. You read the form and press the employer's own submit button. WHAT IT NEVER DOES - Press submit. Not once, not on a setting, not unattended. - Invent an answer. A required question nobody has nswered stops the fill and tells you which question it was. - Work around a human check. A challenge over a form is a refusal to be automated, and it is taken as one. - Read anything else you do. No browsing history, no other tabs, no analytics, no tracking code. A Refolk account is required. Refolk is free for job seekers.
Sep 12, 2026
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