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Save your Job application profile once and reuse it to autofill job applications on supported sites. Stop manually retyping your CV, education, and work history on every job application. Job Autofill stores your profile once and instantly fills out application forms on the most popular job sites with a single click. How it works: Enter your personal details, education, experience, and skills into the extension popup. Visit any supported job application page (SmartRecruiters, Workday, Greenhouse, etc.). Click the extension icon and hit "Fill" – your data is securely injected into the form. Works seamlessly with major job application platforms including SmartRecruiters, Workday, Indeed, and dozens of other popular job boards and ATS systems. New users get a 7-day free trial. A paid subscription is required after that to unlock unlimited autofill actions. Key Features: - Shadow DOM aware – works on modern React/Angular custom elements. - Flatpickr & date picker support – accurately fills date fields. - Ai prompt text answer generator – generates smart, tailored prompt to plug in to ai to questions like "Why this company?" using your profile. - 100% Local storage – your profile data stays in your browser; we never send it to our servers (only your email is sent to verify your subscription). Subscription: A paid subscription is required to unlock unlimited autofill actions. Subscribe securely via Stripe – you can cancel anytime directly from the extension.
Aug 14, 2026
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