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AI-assisted autofill for job application pages backed by your self-hosted Next.js app. Loopboy helps you complete job applications faster by autofilling the current page using your own saved profile, experience, education, preferences, and reusable answers. What Loopboy does: - Detects visible job application fields on the current page - Fills common inputs like name, email, phone, address, work authorization, and experience details - Answers repetitive screening questions using your saved defaults - Generates tailored responses for open-ended questions using your profile and the visible job description - Lets you autofill the entire page, only the current field, or a custom selected set of fields How it works: - You create and manage your profile in your own Loopboy web app - The extension reads the visible application form on the current page - Structured form data is sent to your configured Loopboy backend - The backend generates a fill plan and returns only the values needed for autofill - You stay in control and can review results before submitting Key features: - Per-user profile workspace - Reusable answers for recurring job application questions - Support for text fields, dropdowns, radio buttons, and checkboxes - Current-field fill and selection mode for precise targeting - Conservative autofill behavior for better review and control Important notes: - Loopboy is designed to help with job application autofill, not to impersonate users or bypass review - File uploads and final submission may still require manual action - Some highly customized application sites may need additional site-specific support
Apr 27, 2026
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