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Fill out job applications with your saved resumes, and tailor your resume to the job on the page. Stop retyping your life story into every application. Give Me A Job puts your resume to work on every job application: • Autofill — fill out application forms with your saved resumes in one click (matched fields are filled instantly, and anything the built-in matcher can't classify is handled by AI in the same pass — a small number of credits is charged only when the AI actually runs). • Track — save the job posting you're viewing to your Job Tracker (company, role, and description extracted automatically). • Tailor — generate an AI-tailored resume from your master resume, linked to the tracked job in one click. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click "Sign in" in the extension and sign in to your Give Me A Job account in the browser (the extension uses your existing session — no tokens to copy). 2. Open any job application or posting, then Fill, Track, or Tailor. Works with modern application forms (React/Vue single-page forms included) via trusted-input injection on Chromium browsers. PRIVACY • Runs only when you click an action. • Form content is processed solely to fill the form you're on. • Nothing is sold or shared with unrelated third parties. • No data collection beyond what you do on your own Give Me A Job account. Requires a free Give Me A Job account (https://givemeajob.ai).
Nov 6, 2026
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