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AI-powered job toolkit — auto-fill forms, tailor resumes, cover letters, and JD match scores. AutoApply is an AI-powered job application toolkit that saves you hours on every application. What it does: Parses your resume (PDF or text) and extracts all your details automatically Auto-fills job application forms on Greenhouse, Lever, Workday, iCIMS, and most career sites Tailors your resume to match each job description with ATS-optimized keywords — then generates a PDF and uploads it Generates a personalized cover letter for each role in seconds Gives you a Match Score (0-100) showing how well your resume fits the job, with a detailed breakdown of what matches and what's missing Tracks every application you submit — company, role, date, score, resume, and cover letter Answer Bank lets you save responses to common questions (work authorization, availability, etc.) for instant form filling Choose your AI: Works with Google Gemini (free tier available), OpenAI (GPT-4o Mini), or Anthropic Claude (Sonnet). Switch anytime from settings. Privacy first: All data stays on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no analytics. Your resume, API key, and application history never leave your browser. The extension only communicates with the AI provider you choose. Zero setup hassle: No sign-up required. Just grab a free Gemini API key, paste it in, upload your resume, and start applying.
May 2, 2026
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