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It's always a Betterday when you fill out less Workday — saves your details once and fills the long steps for you. Stop retyping the same job application answers. Betterday is a Chrome extension that saves your job-application profile once, on your own machine, then fills the repetitive steps of a Workday application for you — one click per step. You read back every field before you hit Next. Betterday never submits a form for you. HOW IT WORKS 1. Fill your profile once — open the side panel and type in your details, or paste a JSON profile. It saves to your own browser and stays there. 2. Click Fill on any step — open a Workday application and press Fill. Betterday works out which of the six steps you're on and writes what belongs there. 3. Read it back, then submit — every field it touched is outlined so you can see exactly what changed. Fix anything you want, then click Next yourself. WHAT IT COVERS Six steps of a standard Workday application, in the order Workday asks for them: - Résumé autofill, if the step asks for one - My Information — name, address, country, phone, referral source - My Experience — work history, education, skills, websites - Voluntary Disclosures — gender, ethnicity, veteran status (optional, skipped if left blank) - Self Identify — signature, disability selection, date (optional) - Application Questions — employer-written questions, answered from what you've told it WHERE IT RUNS Only on *.myworkdayjobs.com and *.workday.com. Betterday doesn't ask Chrome for access to any other site, and doesn't work on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, or anywhere else. PRIVACY - Your profile lives in chrome.storage.local, the same place the browser keeps its own settings — no account, no sync, no server. - Nothing is sent anywhere. No analytics, no telemetry, no network calls. - It only runs when you click Fill. Nothing happens on page load. - It never submits a form — it writes into fields, never clicks Next or navigates for you. - Your data is portable — export your whole profile as a JSON file, edit it, import it back. - Free and open source.
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